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Exclusive: UK government lawyer warned ICC bureau its Khan disciplinary process 'unlawful'

A UK government lawyer warned the International Criminal Court (ICC) that its disciplinary process against Prosecutor Karim Khan was legally flawed, arguing it lacked judicial safeguards and risked undermining the court's integrity. The ICC's executive body disregarded the advice and proceeded with an ad hoc procedure, which Khan denied committing misconduct against.

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