Khan should be fired for inappropriate sexual relationship, says ICC bureau (opens original article in a new tab)

The International Criminal Court's oversight body has recommended firing prosecutor Karim Khan over an inappropriate sexual relationship with a junior staff member, requiring at least 63 of 125 member states to approve his dismissal. The allegations include non-consensual sexual contact, and the decision comes amid ongoing controversies involving the court's investigations into US and Israeli officials.

• ICC oversight body recommends firing prosecutor Karim Khan over inappropriate sexual relationship with junior staff member
• At least 63 of 125 member states must approve dismissal of Khan
• Allegations include non-consensual sexual contact in office, residence, and while on mission
• Dismissal would not affect existing arrest warrants for Israeli officials