You can watch our full interview here, along with interviews with a second accuser, whose allegations Khan also denies, and Karim Khan’s lead counsel: https://t.co/QBpk3ASgeo
Exclusive: the woman who accuses the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court Karim Khan of sexual misconduct is going public for the first time.
Khan denies all her allegations, and after a lengthy UN investigation and conflicting conclusions from different bodies, she sat down with me for an exclusive interview about what she says happened and how it’s impacted her.
Many have tried to tie her allegations to attempts to discredit the ICC’s arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former defense minister Yoav Gallant. She denies any such motive.
Her name is Sarah, she works at the International Criminal Court, and now she’s speaking out in public for the first time to give her side of the story.
Until Racicot’s rape accusation, Platner’s defenders cited his gruff and misogynist treatment of women as evidence of his virility and authenticity, a kind of masculine credential; those who objected were subjected to mockery and contempt. @MoiraDonegan
https://t.co/NdjzGzxAAH
In the end, Platner chose as his closing act a page right out of @realDonaldTrump's tawdry playbook.
Deny. Deflect. Refuse responsibility. Play the martyr; slime your accusers.
Platner built an admirable movement.
But there was nothing admirable about the way he said goodbye.
Exclusive: An ex-girlfriend of Senate candidate Graham Platner told The Post that he repeatedly removed protection without her consent during sex.
Lyndsey Fifield is the second woman this week to allege that Platner engaged in nonconsensual sexual conduct. https://t.co/DDbnnB5cYk
"They are grinding up men on the battlefield every day." Fmr. NATO Deputy Secretary General Rose Gottemoeller tells me she's not sure how Russia will recover from the huge casualties caused by its invasion of Ukraine.
Absolutely chilling words from Jack Smith:
“I think we are facing an attack on the rule of law that is different in kind and scope to anything I've seen in my lifetime".
Remember, this man saw firsthand how corrupt and crooked Trump was.
BREAKING: The Supreme Court has denied President Trump's appeal of the $5 million jury finding in the 2022 defamation case brought against him by the writer E. Jean Carroll. https://t.co/kUUsOIOZhg
New must-listen💥episode up. Abuse and systematic cruelty against women and children is common across the world, but the term torture is still reserved mostly for men - think political prisoners, prisoners of war, victims of evil regimes.But guests on today’s episode, retired-community-nurses-turned-global-human-rights-activists Jeanne Sarson and Linda MacDonald has a 60-year plan - a plan to broaden our understanding of torture to include women and children, and to get non-state torture recognized as a crime everywhere.
Jeanne and Linda spent their whole working lives as public health nurses in Nova Scotia, Canada, providing womb-to-tomb care throughout their province. As nurses they came into contact with a lot of family violence and abuse of women and children - and advocating for and counseling victims were an essential part of their job and their personal mission.But in 1993, Linda and Jeanne had a fateful encounter with a woman who reported being a victim of life-long systematic torture, and they soon realized that they were dealing with a very different category of harm - and this set their careers and their lives in a whole new direction.
The story of how Jeanne and Linda helped and cared for this torture victim, what they discovered about organized torture networks and perpetrators, how they created the model for understanding non-state torture as a phenomenon and as a crime - and how they became global activists in the process - is chronicled in their book Women Unsilenced. In this hour Elle talks with Linda and Jeanne about their story, their decades of research and founding the organization Persons Against Non-State Torture - and how they used nursing science and an unshakable ethic of care to help victims break out of silence, to tell of their victimization, to escape, and to heal from their traumas.
https://t.co/1y3ItRjj6G
The tide is turning in Ukraine.
It gives President Trump an opportunity for a real achievement: to help end the worst war in Europe since World War II.
My latest column:
https://t.co/hMClEFaOmJ
Rape, sexual slavery, forced marriage and abduction continue to be used as tactics of war, a new UN report warns.
Nearly 10,000 cases of conflict-related sexual violence were verified in 2025 – though the true toll is believed to be far higher.
https://t.co/fMZNLMjAOD
We have seen time and again the president have to abandon corrupt and unlawful schemes in the face of litigation and public pressure.
If these rumors are true, the administration abandoning its illegal slush fund would be a major victory for people in America.
Trump is bringing the UFC to DC for his birthday.
We're bringing the Epstein Files.
That's right: the Trump-Epstein Reading Room is heading to DC, just in time for his birthday.
Every country that has jurisdiction, be it the nationality of the victim, suspect, perpetrator or because of the place of crime or other reasons should also open investigations not only into human trafficking but into crimes of slavery, torture and crimes against humanity!