ICC Outreach Coordinator for Kenya and Uganda, Maria Mabinty Kamara on Wednesday said President Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto had committed themselves that they will continue to cooperate with ICC so they should leave to the promise.
Ms Kamara was speaking at Panafric Hotel in Nairobi during the monthly Journalists for Justice Forum. She said President Kenyatta is still required to attend trial next month pending the petitions he has filed.
Ms Kamara said ICC will adide by the United Nations Security Council decision on request for the deferral of cases facing President Kenyatta and Mr Ruto by the African Union.
Ms Kamara said the ICC could leave Kenya to handle case facing journalists Walter Barasa if the country establishes credible proceedings against him and charges the former Eldoret based correspondent with the charges the ICC has lined up for him.
