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Kenya's 'crimes against humanity' Kenya sued over police 'crimes'
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Kenya's opposition has filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court, accusing the government of crimes against humanity, it says. Kenya's opposition has filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court, accusing the government of crimes against humanity.
It says the police used excessive force during last week's protests, in which more than 30 people died.It says the police used excessive force during last week's protests, in which more than 30 people died.
In the latest violence, at least seven people have been killed in Rift Valley - four who were hacked to death.In the latest violence, at least seven people have been killed in Rift Valley - four who were hacked to death.
Former UN chief Kofi Annan has arrived to help solve the crisis following last month's disputed presidential election.Former UN chief Kofi Annan has arrived to help solve the crisis following last month's disputed presidential election.
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) accuse police of adopting a shoot-to-kill policy. The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) accuse police of adopting a shoot-to-kill policy but the police have said they were acting with restraint.
'Genocide'
Government spokesman Alfred Mutua, however, told the AFP news agency that the authorities were planning to file a counter-suit.Government spokesman Alfred Mutua, however, told the AFP news agency that the authorities were planning to file a counter-suit.
"The government is aware that some leaders of ODM planned and executed a mass genocide that we saw in the Rift Valley of this country.""The government is aware that some leaders of ODM planned and executed a mass genocide that we saw in the Rift Valley of this country."
"They should know that very soon, they, as individuals not as a party, will be languishing in jail," he said. People continue to flee the trouble-spots"They should know that very soon, they, as individuals not as a party, will be languishing in jail," he said.
Members of President Mwai Kibaki's Kikuyu community have often been targeted by opposition supporters in the Rift Valley. Members of President Mwai Kibaki's Kikuyu community have often been targeted by opposition supporters in the Rift Valley, as well as in Nairobi slums and the port town of Mombasa.
One group were burnt to death as they sought shelter in a church but ODM leaders have denied responsibility and called for calm.One group were burnt to death as they sought shelter in a church but ODM leaders have denied responsibility and called for calm.
ODM leader Raila Odinga says he will only meet President Mwai Kibaki to discuss the crisis if the talks are part of international mediation efforts.
So far, Mr Kibaki has rejected this condition.
As well as Mr Annan, President Yoweri Museveni of Kenya's neighbour Uganda is also in the country and has held talks with Mr Kibaki.
But the BBC's Amber Henshaw in Nairobi says few are optimistic about what progress will be made.
Mr Odinga wants fresh polls or a recount, while Mr Kibaki says he was rightfully elected.
The latest flashpoint is in the Rift Valley area of Kipkelion.
As well as those killed, up to 300 huts were set on fire, a police commander told AFP.