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ICC prosecutor Karim Khan faces removal vote: What’s the case about?

ICC's 125 member states will vote by secret ballot Friday on the fate of Khan, who faces sexual misconduct allegations.

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What happened ICC's 125 member states will vote by secret ballot Friday on the fate of Khan, who faces sexual misconduct allegations.
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CenterICC prosecutor Karim Khan faces removal vote: What’s the case about?

Al Jazeera English · Center · News report

Right / center-rightICC members to vote on prosecutor Karim Khan's dismissal over sexual misconduct allegations

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Al Jazeera EnglishNews report · Jul 24, 8:26 AM

ICC prosecutor Karim Khan faces removal vote: What’s the case about?

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ICC's 125 member states will vote by secret ballot Friday on the fate of Khan, who faces sexual misconduct allegations.

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The Jerusalem PostNews report · Jul 24, 11:03 AM

ICC members to vote on prosecutor Karim Khan's dismissal over sexual misconduct allegations

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France said on Thursday it would vote in favor of the removal of Khan. The Netherlands, which hosts the court in The Hague, has also said it would support his dismissal.

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