Mudavadi, ICC Deputy Prosecutor discuss rule of law and international cooperation

Nairobi, Kenya - Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi emphasized the need for stronger institutions and open dialogue to foster public confidence in justice and bolster national stability. The remarks came after Mudavadi engaged in discussions with International Criminal Court (ICC) Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan, focusing on justice administration, peaceful dispute resolution, and international cooperation.

Mudavadi stressed the significance of striking a balance between accountability and the rule of law, while respecting Kenya's sovereignty. He maintained that safeguarding citizens' rights and well-being should remain the central focus in dialogues involving international justice institutions. "For Kenyans, this is about protecting rights, strengthening public trust in justice, and building a peaceful, stable nation where every citizen can thrive," Mudavadi stated.

Mudavadi further highlighted that justice and sovereignty should not be seen as conflicting principles, but rather pursued concurrently through robust institutions and constructive engagement. He reiterated that international cooperation and peaceful dispute resolution remain vital in advancing accountability and upholding the rule of law.