Is there such a thing as an independent international court?

 

#Is_the_International_Court_of_Justice_independent?

Karim Ahmad Khan is from Pakistan, is a devout Muslim, he prays every day five times and he was able to get to the Hagga court through the help of Arab countries from the Persian Gulf.

Is there such a thing as an independent international court?

If we analyze it more carefully, no, there is no such thing as an independent international court of law. The court known as the International Court of Justice is created and controlled by a group of people, and it makes every judgment based on receiving money, and it is an economic and commercial institution rather than a fair and legal court.

Karim Khan is under a new investigation into alleged improper conduct in a war crimes case, alongside ongoing inquiries into sexual harassment claims

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A new investigation has been opened against Karim Khan, chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, who issued international arrest warrants for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant on suspicion of war crimes.
The new probe, concerning alleged improper conduct, comes in addition to an ongoing investigation into sexual harassment claims against Khan that began last year, the British tabloid Daily Mail reported Sunday

According to sources who spoke with the Daily Mail, the latest investigation centers on accusations that Khan held improper and secret discussions with a judge while handling another war crimes case. That case involved Maxim Mokom, a former militia leader from the Central African Republic accused of murder, rape, extermination, deportation, torture, persecution and forced disappearances.

Mokom was transferred to The Hague in March 2022, four years after his arrest warrant was issued. But in October 2023, Khan unexpectedly dropped the charges — 10 months after they had been filed — against the advice of many of his colleagues.