US EditionSecond woman reportedly accuses ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan of sexual misconduct
- ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan, a British jurist since 2021, faces new sexual misconduct allegations involving a former intern from 2009.
- These claims surfaced amid Khan's issuance of arrest warrants against Israeli leaders, which critics say were a distraction from the allegations.
- Patricia, the accuser, detailed repeated unwanted sexual advances and pressure from Khan during her internship, and later testified formally before the UN inquiry.
- Khan categorically denies all allegations, calling them 'wholly untrue' and has suspended himself pending investigation by the UN Office of Internal Oversight Services.
- The inquiry could lead to Khan's removal by ICC member states if serious breaches of conduct are confirmed, deepening his legal and political challenges.
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The Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Karim Khan, has again been charged for alleged inappropriate sexual conduct, a testimony that comes only a few months after the influential British lawyer decided to temporarily withdraw from office while a first investigation was proceeding against him for sexual harassment. Now, a second woman has accused Khan of "harassing her, pressuring her to engage in sexual intercourse and a…
Karim Khan, Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), has again been charged for alleged inappropriate sexual conduct. This second testimony comes only a few months...
Another woman accuses ICC prosecutor Karim Khan of abuse. The allegations began to emerge when he issued arrest warrants for Israel's leadership.
She's the second woman to report sexual abuse against British Karim Khan, who says she's been subjected to unwanted sexual advances. Still, Vinhas's fire continues without giving orders.
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