„Ich bin kein israelischer Agent“: Ankläger von Karim Khan bricht sein Schweigen – Sarah, eine malaysische muslimische ICC-Mitarbeiterin, beschreibt wiederholte angebliche Übergriffe durch Karim Khan, sagt, eine UN-Untersuchung habe ihre Behauptungen bestätigt und bestreitet, im Namen Israels gehandelt zu haben

Sarah, a Malaysian Muslim woman who worked at the International Criminal Court, has spoken publicly for the first time about her accusations against the court’s chief prosecutor, Karim Khan.

Sarah says Khan repeatedly sexually harassed and assaulted her while she worked as his assistant. She described unwanted touching, attempts to kiss her and several serious sexual assaults at his home, in his office and during work trips. She said his behavior started slowly but became more aggressive over time.

She explained that she sometimes froze and felt unable to clearly refuse him because of the huge difference in power between them. Khan was not only her boss but the most powerful person at the court. Sarah also feared losing her job, income and work visa, which allowed her to live in the Netherlands with her husband and son.

Sarah says she tried to continue working normally and avoid damaging her career. After she eventually told colleagues what had happened, she says she faced pressure from Khan and people working around him to sign a letter saying that the accusations were false.

A U.N. oversight investigation reportedly found a „factual basis“ for Sarah’s claims after interviewing her, colleagues and other witnesses. The report also rejected claims that she was secretly working for Israel. Several witnesses reportedly dismissed the idea that she was an Israeli agent. Khan continues to deny all the allegations.

Sarah strongly denied that her complaint was connected to Khan’s decision to seek arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former defense minister Yoav Gallant. She said people had mixed the two issues together in order to distract attention from her accusations. She also said she fully supports the ICC’s investigations.

Another former ICC worker, identified as Patricia, has also accused Khan of sexual misconduct. She says that when she worked as an intern on his team in 2009, he repeatedly tried to touch and kiss her and once fondled her breasts.

Khan has been suspended while the case is investigated. The ICC’s member states are expected to vote on July 24 on what should happen next, including whether he should be permanently removed from his position.

Sometimes the jokes write themselves.
Karim Khan himself is more likely to be a Mossad agent than a MALAY MUSLIM !!