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Displaced people camp at a police station in Solai, near Nakuru. More than two years after the post-election violence, women who were raped are still waiting for their attackers to be brought to book. Whereas some of the rape victims know those who assaulted them, others do not. Photo/FILE

Displaced people camp at a police station in Solai, near Nakuru. More than two years after the post-election violence, women who were raped are still waiting for their attackers to be brought to book. Whereas some of the rape victims know those who assaulted them, others do not. Photo/FILE 

By CAROLINE WAFULA
Posted  Sunday, March 7  2010 at  20:04

“This must begin by recognising what happened to them as documented by the new publication and any others in the past,” he said while launching the Acord report.

Mr Kilonzo noted that while many continue to refer to it as the post-election violence, it was clear from the accounts of survivors that their experiences were crimes against humanity and not merely violence.

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