Matthias Krämer
C. Morris‘The Association of International Criminal Law Prosecutors (#AICLP) has issued a statement on the ASP proceedings concerning #ICC Prosecutor #KarimKhan.
The statement identifies 3 structural failures the process has exposed: no clear investigative framework for senior officials; an oversight mechanism unequipped to proceed when complainants fear retaliation; & a deeply fractured OTP staff… The ASP has independent authority & responsibility, to go further.” See statement: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/iclprosecutors_the-association-of-international-criminal-activity-7446950703345938432-eHZH
The statement identifies 3 structural failures the process has exposed: no clear investigative framework for senior officials; an oversight mechanism unequipped to proceed when complainants fear retaliation; & a deeply fractured OTP staff… The ASP has independent authority & responsibility, to go further.” See statement: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/iclprosecutors_the-association-of-international-criminal-activity-7446950703345938432-eHZH
STATEMENT ON THE ICC PROSECUTOR SITUATION | Association of International Criminal Law Prosecutors
The Association of International Criminal Law Prosecutors (AICLP) has issued a statement on the ASP proceedings concerning ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan. The statement identifies three structural failures the process has exposed: no clear investigative framework for senior officials; an oversight mechanism unequipped to proceed when complainants fear retaliation; and a deeply fractured OTP staff whose letter to the ASP this week the AICLP describes as "direct, operational evidence" the Assembly is obliged to weigh. Fitness to lead is not the same as absence of proven misconduct. The ASP has independent authority, and responsibility, to go further. Full statement at the following link: