Actor Jared Leto, 54, denies allegations of sexual misconduct from four women, who claim incidents occurred when they were teenagers (16-19) between 2002 and 2016.
Jared Leto, 54, denies allegations of sexual assault and misconduct made by four women in a BBC documentary, covering incidents from 2002 to 2016, including statutory rape and explicit calls to minors.
The International Criminal Court's (ICC) Assembly of States Parties voted 82-0 to remove Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan over allegations of sexual misconduct with a junior staff member and attempting to silence her, despite his denials. The decision, following a lengthy investigation, may weaken the ICC amid external pressures, including a US campaign to dismantle it.
The International Criminal Court's 125-member states voted to remove Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan due to allegations of sexual misconduct, which he denies. The move comes amid challenges for the ICC, including a US campaign to dismantle it.
The ICC Assembly of States Parties voted to remove Prosecutor Karim Khan over sexual misconduct allegations, despite a judicial panel finding no misconduct. Khan's legal team claims the move was politically motivated, citing pressure from the US and Israel following his issuance of arrest warrants for Israeli leaders.
The International Criminal Court's 125 member states voted to dismiss Prosecutor Karim Khan (56) due to allegations of serious misconduct, including an inappropriate sexual relationship with a junior lawyer, which he denies.
The International Criminal Court's (ICC) Assembly of States Parties voted to dismiss Prosecutor Karim Khan over sexual misconduct allegations, which he denies. 82 out of 125 member states supported his removal. The decision comes as the US seeks to undermine the ICC, and Venezuela announces its withdrawal citing geographical bias.
Members of the International Criminal Court (ICC) are meeting at the UN Headquarters in New York to vote on whether to remove prosecutor Karim Khan, who faces sexual misconduct allegations he denies. The vote culminates a two-year saga, with the case intertwined with the ICC's Gaza war crimes investigation and US sanctions.
Middlesex CEO Andrew Cornish has been dismissed following an independent disciplinary panel upholding misconduct charges against him. The charges stemmed from a complaint about his alleged behaviour towards a staff member, referred to the Cricket Regulator. Cornish denies wrongdoing and is exploring legal options.
Southampton manager Tonda Eckert faces a lengthy FA suspension for three counts of misconduct related to the "Spygate" scandal, involving covertly observing Championship training sessions. This follows the club's four-point deduction by the EFL and a FIFA ban precedent for similar actions.
Queensland's Liberal National government buried a report by domestic violence victim-survivors that criticized police handling of cases and advocated for civilian review mechanisms, despite promises to prioritize victims in justice policies.
Ray County Prosecutor Camille Johnston was temporarily removed from office after Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway accused her of sexual misconduct with a criminal defendant and a defense attorney, and of firing an employee who discovered an affair.
A New South Wales tribunal found surgeon Dr Liu-Ming Schmidt guilty of professional misconduct, barring her from practice for six months. She failed to detect cancer in one patient and operated on the wrong end of another's bowel, contributing to his death, among other substandard treatments.
Dr. Tinny Ho Tin-yee, a Hong Kong dermatologist, received a six-month suspended punishment from the Medical Council for professional misconduct, failing to prevent improper promotional content on the mainland Chinese social media platform RedNote for Skincentral Dermatology Clinic.
Indian-origin scientist Satchin Panda resigned from California's prestigious Salk Institute, ending his 22-year tenure, after a female research assistant accused him of workplace sexual misconduct. Panda denies the allegations, and his last day is set for August 13.
A Hong Kong medical council found a pediatrician guilty of professional misconduct for failing to investigate a newborn's seizure in 2009, which resulted in the child developing cerebral palsy and quadriplegia. The parents, from mainland China, expressed that while the ruling offers some closure after 16 years, they are not fully satisfied due to their son's lifelong condition.
Apple is suing OpenAI and two former employees for allegedly stealing trade secrets. The lawsuit claims extensive misconduct and reliance on misappropriated information for OpenAI's hardware business.
Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging trade secret theft and breach of contract. The company claims OpenAI's senior leadership, including Chief Hardware Officer Tang Tan, directed misconduct involving confidential Apple information and employees.
Democrat Graham Platner's Senate campaign in Maine imploded after a former partner accused him of sexual assault and another alleged non-consensual removal of a condom. Platner, an anti-establishment progressive, suspended his campaign, calling the accusations false but a distraction. The race against Republican Susan Collins is now in turmoil.
Middlesex Cricket has appointed former British Cycling boss Julie Harrington as interim chief executive, signaling that Andrew Cornish may not return following an alleged misconduct investigation. Harrington's experience is seen as crucial for the club's financial and disciplinary challenges.
Middlesex Cricket has appointed former British Cycling boss Julie Harrington as interim chief executive, signaling that Andrew Cornish may not return following an alleged misconduct investigation. Harrington's extensive leadership experience is seen as crucial for the club's financial and disciplinary challenges.
Opposition leader Jang Dong-hyeok will visit Gwangju to meet the police chief over controversy surrounding the handling of a murder case, including allegations of leaked information and destroyed evidence. He will also discuss the prosecution's investigative rights.
A police marksman who shot Chris Kaba may no longer face misconduct proceedings after the government changed rules on judging officers' use of force. Sgt Martyn Blake shot Kaba in 2022; Blake was cleared of murder but faced a disciplinary hearing. The IOPC paused the hearing pending rule changes, which have now led them to believe the case should not proceed, sparking anger from Kaba's family and campaigners.
The police marksman who shot Chris Kaba in 2022 may no longer face misconduct proceedings after the government raised the legal test for officers' use of force to match criminal law standards. The IOPC paused disciplinary proceedings pending the change and now believes the case should not proceed, though they will consult the Kaba family.
