Who is Mr khan Kharim;-Mr Khan boasts a rich profile though. He specialises in international criminal law— acting on behalf of governments, heads of State, political leaders, military officers and victims before international criminal courts. His advisory work includes acting in proceedings before the International Court of Justice and the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), according to the profile on the Black Lawyers Directory (BLD). The directory publishes the Black Letter Law to showcase achievements of legal experts of African, Asian, Caribbean and other ethnic minority background. Mr Khan was called to the bar in 1992 at London’s Lincoln’s Inn and later attended Wolfson College at Oxford University for doctoral studies in law. Among his many legal assignments include being a Senior Crown Prosecutor at the British Law Commission and from 1997-2000 served as a legal adviser to the UN International Criminal Tribunal for former Yugoslavia and International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. He later acted as defence counsel before Special Courts in East Timor, Sierra Leone and Yugoslavia and Rwanda. He is also well-versed in immigration and asylum law. In 2005, Mr Khan worked as an adviser to the Appeals Chamber of the Iraqi Special Tribunal (IST). He was also made a member of the Queen’s Counse
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