"I fully agree we have to accelerate the action," says ICC prosecutor Khan during a press conference after his visit to a Bangladesh relief camp where six Rohingya refugees were killed in clashes a few hours later. Khan tells reporters in Dhaka that neither Ebadullah's murder nor the other killings were linked to the court's work. Since the court's genocide probe began in 2019, "there has not been one incident that has come to our attention... of any individual being targeted because of the ICC or any perceived or actual involvement in the ICC," he adds.