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On air: Does the ICC's intervention promote Kenyan stability?

Ros Atkins | 18:00 UK time, Wednesday, 15 December 2010

This topic was discussed on World Have Your Say on 15 December 2010. Listen to the programme. The International Criminal Court has accused six high-profile Kenyans of being behind the violence that led to 1,200 deaths. Several questions are arising. We'll be live in Kibera (on the outskirts of Nairobi) to hear reaction from people there. How would you answer the questions below?

1) Does the ICC have anti-Africa agenda?

2) Will this action help resolve issues and divisions raised by the post-election violence? (Some argue it will re-open wounds best left alone to heal.

3) Are Kenyans satisfied that the right people have been accused?

Your answers please...

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