Tue, 04 Jul 2017 11:11:36 +0000 BY CHIKUMBI KATEBE THE DECISION to remain in the International Criminal Court means Zambian leaders are not scared of being scrutinized, Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection national coordinator Father Leonard Chiti has said. Father Chiti said he was pleased with the decision made by the Zambian Government which was in response to the submissions made during the public hearings on whether Zambia should continue being part of the ICC. Earlier in the year, the African Union asked its member nations to leave the ICC on the basis of unfair practice against African leaders that the continent was able to handle its own affairs without going abroad. “I think it is the right decision that Government has taken on maintaining our membership at the ICC. “This shows that as a nation, our leaders are not afraid to be scrutinized by ourselves, after we are the same people who report […]
