The ICC's Integrity Crisis: Karim Khan's Ouster Highlights a Broader Problem The removal of International Criminal Court (ICC) chief prosecutor Karim Khan from office has sparked a range of reactions, from relief among some to outrage from others.
Beneath the surface of this controversy lies a deeper issue: the erosion of trust in the ICC's ability to hold itself accountable.
Khan was ousted due to "serious misconduct and serious breach of duty," according to the court's oversight body, the Assembly of States Parties.