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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
Judicial panel clears Karim Khan
The findings of an independent committee composed of three judges revealed that United Nations investigations into allegations of sexual misconduct against Karim Khan, the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, unanimously found no evidence of any violations or breaches of duty. The committee, which completed a 150-page report based on reviewing over 5,000 pages of evidence over a three-month period, examined the report from the Office of Internal Oversight Services and concluded that Khan was not guilty of any misconduct. This comes amid tense judicial and political climate, as Khan was leading efforts to issue arrest warrants against Israeli officials concerning investigations into alleged war crimes in Gaza. He faced pressure from the United States and the United Kingdom, which threatened to withdraw funding and support from the court—especially after accusations of non-cooperation with the investigations. While the Assembly of States Parties has not yet reached a final decision, the results of this independent committee affirm that the allegations against Khan are unsubstantiated. This reinforces his standing amid international and Israeli debates regarding his role in the investigations related to the Palestinian occupancy.
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