Karim Khan, who brought cases against Israel and Russia, was ousted after a former staffer accused him of coercing her into a sexual relationship
The Hague-based International Criminal Court (ICC) has dismissed its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, over allegations of sexual misconduct.
The chief prosecutor was ousted by the Assembly of States Parties on Friday, more than two years after the allegations first surfaced. The move was backed by an overwhelming majority of the court’s 125 members, with 82 voting in favor of Khan’s removal, 18 voting against, and 15 abstaining.
The ICC issued a brief statement on the Assembly’s decision, saying the…
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