Al Mezan Center for Human Rights

Palestinian human rights organizations warn that the International Criminal Court's disciplinary process against suspended chief prosecutor Karim Khan is marked by denied due process and politicization, risking the court's independence. They emphasized the process breaches human rights guarantees and opens the court to political overreach as member states prepare to vote on his removal.

Palestinian rights groups accuse the International Criminal Court's disciplinary process against suspended chief prosecutor Karim Khan of being politicized and undermining the court's independence. They warn the process, influenced by national interests, risks reducing the ICC to a 'political referendum' as member states prepare to vote on his removal.

Three Palestinian human rights groups filed a legal request to subpoena arms export documents from Australia's defense minister, Richard Marles, to investigate potential violations of international law related to Israel-bound permits. The groups aim to force transparency on whether Australia's government approved arms exports to Israel.