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International Criminal Court members to vote on dismissing prosecutor Khan

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International Criminal Court member states are scheduled to vote on Friday on whether to dismiss Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan. The vote comes amid allegations of sexual misconduct against Khan. The outcome could have significant implications for the ICC's leadership.

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The dismissal process is governed by ICC legal framework.

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International Criminal Court member states will vote on Friday.

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Karim Khan has been accused of sexual misconduct.

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  • The dismissal process is governed by ICC legal framework.
  • Alleged sexual misconduct is a legal issue.

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<p>THE HAGUE, July 24 - International Criminal Court member states are set to vote on Friday on whether to dismiss the court's chief prosecutor Karim Khan for alleged sexual misconduct.</p>

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Karim Khan has been accused of sexual misconduct.

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International Criminal Court member states will vote on Friday.

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The vote is about whether to dismiss chief prosecutor Karim Khan.

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