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Pressure is mounting for the prosecution of President William Ruto over his recent controversial "shoot in the leg" directive. Several opposition leaders, including Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah, argue the order violates human rights and could warrant action at the International Criminal Court (ICC). Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua claims evidence is already being gathered. Omtatah notes that while the president has immunity during his term, it doesn't cover human rights violations.
Opposition Leaders Push for ICC Case Against President Ruto Over 'Shoot-to-Leg' Order
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