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political leaders (Hansen 2013a). As a result, the question of how to limit the state’s influence on these processes and empower civil society becomes a central concern when creating and implementing transitional justice tools. Further, special attention must be paid to the role of international actors, including how these actors can promote a credible transitional justice process in the absence of political will at the national level.For example, whereas the ICC’s decision to intervene in the Kenyan situation presents at positive move for addressing impunity and providing victims with some level of justice, the success of international justice may ultimately depend on whether the Courtitself and members of the international community adopts strategies that can circumvent the resistance in the national political leadership (Hansen 2013b). Evaluating the success of transitional justice in a case such as Kenya requires acceptance that strengthening accountability norms and implementing far-reaching legal and institutional reforms are necessary to promote an eventual political transformation as well as to prevent future violence, while at the same time there is a need, as far as possible, to externalize transitional justice from political elites. But it is also necessary to acknowledge that, if pushed to a corner, these elites may have both the will and ability to mobilize masses and trigger new violence (Hansen 2011; Sriram and Brown 2012).
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