ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan removed from office over sexual assault allegations

Published Jul 25, 06:12 AM UTC

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Karim Khan, the Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), has been removed from his position following allegations of sexual assault. The decision was made by a majority vote of member states in New York. Khan has denied the accusations. The removal marks a significant development for the ICC, as Khan was a prominent figure in international justice. The allegations and subsequent vote have drawn global attention to the internal governance and accountability mechanisms of the court.

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Original headline: Chefankläger Karim Khan nach Vorwürfen sexueller Übergriffe vom Amt enthoben

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