Karim Khan is the Chief Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court (ICC). He is an evil man. He’s the man who convinced the court to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, supposedly guilty of “war crimes.” Did I mention that Karim Khan is also almost certainly a repeat rapist? And that it was only after the allegations of rape were first made that he quickly issued his call for their arrest? And that he did so for three reasons: one, he wanted to present himself as a paladin for the Palestinians, so that Muslim nations belonging to the ICC would hail him as a hero and stand by their man; two, he wanted the woman he had been raping so assiduously to take back her charges because, in harming him, she was “harming the cause of Palestine”; and three, he wanted attention to quickly turn from the rape charges against him to the arrest warrants for the two Israeli officials.
More on this squalid creature can be found here: “Sexual allegations against Khan spurred Israeli ICC arrest warrants, report suggests,” Times of Israel, May 11, 2025:
International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan allegedly forced sexual intercourse upon a member of staff on multiple occasions, the Wall Street Journal said Saturday, in a report that questioned whether the allegations may have prompted his decision to issue arrest warrants for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and then-defense minister Yoav Gallant.
The report said that at the time — weeks after the Hamas-led October 7, 2023, onslaught — Khan was coming under increasing pressure to take action over Israel’s military campaign in Gaza, and that he had been lashing out at his team.
An overbearing and nasty boss is this Karim Khan, but that’s the least of it.
A Malaysian lawyer in her 30s reportedly asked to meet with Kahn to ask him to change the manner in which he interacted with the staff. In response, he summoned her to his suite in the Millennium Hilton Hotel next to the UN headquarters in New York.
According to the report, the woman testified to UN officials that Khan started to touch her in a sexual manner, something that she said had been occurring for a number of months.
My, she was a tad too understanding. She was letting him “touch her in a sexual manner…for a number of months.” Why didn’t she object or walk out? Because she was afraid of being fired, and was willing to submit, we learn, not just to the “touching” but to repeated rape, in order to keep her job. Gallivanting around the world with him, staying in luxury hotels (did they take separate rooms?) must also have been fun. And all on the ICC’s dime.
“She said she attempted to leave the room several times, but he took her hand and eventually pulled her to the bed. Then he pulled off her pants and forced sexual intercourse, according to the testimony,” the report said.
Karim Khan didn’t just get her knickers in a twist; he pulled them off altogether. Not a gentleman. Do you think the ICC will fire him? It must, lest its own reputation — not so very high even now — suffers.
“He always holds on to me and leads me to the bed,” she said in testimony reviewed by the Journal. “It’s the feeling of being trapped.”
The report said the woman, a married mother, claimed it was one of multiple incidents of “coerced sexual intercourse” but that she stayed in the job because she felt it was an important role in human rights, and she was additionally paying for medical care for her mother. The report said she also began to fear retaliation if she were to complain.
He was her master, and she his sex slave. He could fire her in a minute, claiming any damn thing he wanted about her lack of ability and want of a work ethic. She would be left without a job, and she desperately needed that job to help pay for her mother’s medical expenses. And Karim Khan knew this, and he took full advantage of her financial distress.
The woman alleged that Khan carried out “nonconsensual sex acts” in New York, Colombia, Congo, Chad, and Paris, as well as at a residence owned by his wife in The Hague, the report said.
Again, “nonconsensual sex acts” means “rape.” Or possibly, some of those times, forced fellatio. Not a nice thing to do, Karim Khan. Surely you knew that. But why should you care? You should be forgiven these peccadilloes because you are standing up against those war criminals in Jerusalem, determined to bring them to justice. For that, you are hoping, all will be forgiven. No doubt the Muslim states will rally round you, and claim Israel concocted the whole thing.
Wellington says
Yes, he is an evil man and the ICC is an evil institution. Both remind me of Islam in its entirety.
Rob Porter says
It’s just such a pity this woman didn’t acquire a pistol, conceal it and when this Muslim wretch exposed his ‘privates’ shot them off and then after he’d grovelled around on the floor holding onto whatever remained, put one through his brain.
Peter Williamson says
The ICC is a disgrace. All free nations should loudly and publicly refute it.