JUSTICE FOR ARSHAD SHARIF — Formal Appeal to the International Criminal Court Regarding the Targeted Assassination of Journalist Arshad Sharif in Kenya (ICC Member State) — Possible Involvement of Sharif Family, GHQ, and ISI — Destruction of Investigative Documentary — With N‑K Forensic Analysis and Complete Evidence Package
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JUSTICE FOR ARSHAD SHARIF — ICC SUBMISSION
Formal Appeal to the International Criminal Court Regarding the Targeted Assassination of Journalist Arshad Sharif in Kenya (ICC Member State) — Possible Involvement of Sharif Family, GHQ, and ISI — Destruction of Investigative Documentary
Title:
JUSTICE FOR ARSHAD SHARIF — Formal Appeal to the International Criminal Court Regarding the Targeted Assassination of Journalist Arshad Sharif in Kenya (ICC Member State) — Possible Involvement of Sharif Family, GHQ, and ISI — Destruction of Investigative Documentary — With N‑K Forensic Analysis and Complete Evidence Package
Authors:
Malik Muhammad Usman
ORCID:
0009-0004-3269-2918
Affiliation:
Independent Researcher, Founder & Sole Authority, N‑K Universal Computer, City of Saints, Multan, Punjab, Pakistan
Publication Date:
3 May 2026 CE · 15 Shawwal 1447 AH
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.19997528
Version:
1.0 — Complete ICC Submission Package
License:
CC BY-NC 4.0 — Sadaqa Jariyah (Free for all humanity upon acceptance of truth and credit to source)
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Abstract
This submission presents a formal appeal to the International Criminal Court (ICC) regarding the targeted assassination of Arshad Sharif, a Pakistani investigative journalist, who was murdered in Kenya on 23 October 2022.
The case involves:
Element Detail
Victim Arshad Sharif — investigative journalist who exposed corruption and money laundering by the Sharif family
Location of murder Nairobi, Kenya — ICC member state
Initial claim "Mistaken identity" (false)
Actual finding Planned, targeted killing — confirmed by Pakistan's own investigation team (ISI, MI, FIA, IB)
Destroyed evidence Documentary exposing Sharif family corruption — removed from internet
Possible masterminds Sharif family, GHQ (Pakistan military headquarters), ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence)
Pakistan court action Federal Constitutional Court closed case on 3 February 2026 — no justice served
Pattern of impunity Over 60 journalists killed in Pakistan since early 1990s — almost zero convictions
ICC Jurisdiction: Kenya ratified the Rome Statute on 15 March 2005. The murder occurred on Kenyan soil. The ICC has jurisdiction regardless of the nationality of perpetrators or victim.
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Key Findings — N‑K Forensic Analysis
Finding Evidence
Targeted killing Pakistani investigation team (ISI, MI, FIA, IB) confirmed it was a "well-planned" operation by "well-trained" shooters — not mistaken identity
Transnational conspiracy Possible involvement of people from Pakistan, UAE/Dubai, and Kenya
Destroyed documentary Arshad Sharif produced an international documentary exposing Sharif family corruption and money laundering — the documentary was removed from the internet
UK Court ruling (25 July 2025) London High Court did not exonerate ISI; noted lack of documentary evidence (which may have been destroyed)
Pakistan court closure (3 February 2026) Federal Constitutional Court closed the case, claiming diplomatic channels and MLA agreement with Kenya are sufficient — but Kenya has been "reluctant" to cooperate since 2022
ICC jurisdiction Kenya is an ICC member state (Rome Statute ratified 15 March 2005). The crime was committed on Kenyan soil.
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Rome Statute Provisions Engaged
Article Crime Application
Article 7(1)(a) Murder as a crime against humanity Targeted killing of journalist
Article 7(1)(h) Persecution against identifiable group Journalists critical of power structures systematically targeted
Article 7(1)(k) Other inhumane acts Extrajudicial killing; destruction of evidence (documentary removed from internet)
Article 25 Individual criminal responsibility Those who ordered, solicited, or aided the murder
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Pattern of Impunity in Pakistan
Fact Implication
Over 60 journalists killed in Pakistan since early 1990s Systematic targeting of press freedom
Almost zero convictions Killers and their masters operate with impunity
Sedition cases used to silence critics Legal harassment before extrajudicial killing
Military and intelligence agencies implicated in multiple cases Pattern of state-sponsored murder
Arshad Sharif is not an isolated case. He is one of many.
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ICC Submission Details
Field Information
Submission ID b50fd4f3-fb55-49c5-a377-b1e874d16fe8
Submission Date 3 May 2026
Incident Name The Targeted Assassination of Journalist Arshad Sharif in Kenya
Complainant Malik Muhammad Usman (on behalf of international journalist communities, human rights advocates, and all who demand truth)
Location of Incident Kenya (ICC member state)
ICC Jurisdiction Kenya ratified Rome Statute 15 March 2005 — crime committed on Kenyan soil
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Requests to the ICC
Request Purpose
1. Open a preliminary examination Into the murder of Arshad Sharif as a possible crime against humanity
2. Request evidence from Pakistan and Kenya Including the full fact-finding report, investigation records, and witness testimony
3. Demand preservation of evidence Including any remaining copies of the destroyed documentary (seek recovery from internet archives)
4. Interview witnesses Including Sharif's family, journalist colleagues, and potential whistleblowers within Pakistani intelligence
5. Name suspects If evidence warrants, issue summons or arrest warrants for those who ordered, planned, or executed the murder
6. Public statement "The ICC is examining the case of Arshad Sharif, a journalist murdered in Kenya — an ICC member state. The killing may constitute a crime against humanity."
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Files Included
File Description
JUSTICE_FOR_ARSHAD_SHARIF_ICC_APPEAL.pdf Complete formal appeal to ICC — 12+ pages with N‑K forensic analysis, legal basis, evidence, and requests
ICC_Submission_Receipt_b50fd4f3-fb55-49c5-a377-b1e874d16fe8.pdf Official ICC submission receipt confirming filing
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Keywords
Arshad Sharif; ICC; International Criminal Court; Kenya; Sharif family; GHQ; ISI; targeted killing; journalist murder; crime against humanity; Rome Statute; press freedom; impunity; Pakistan; transnational conspiracy; destroyed documentary; N-K Sciences; Sadaqa Jariyah
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Language
English
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Coverage
Kenya (ICC member state); Pakistan; UAE/Dubai; Global journalist community
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Related Publications
Publication DOI
JUSTICE FOR ARSHAD SHARIF — LinkedIn Post (3 May 2026) (LinkedIn URL in description)
Formal Appeal to ICC — Imran Khan Medical Case 10.5281/zenodo.19997528 (this record)
Strict Letter to UN Secretary-General (WMO Misconduct) 10.5281/zenodo.19952333
5th Global Deterministic Warning — Japan & Noor Ocean Edition 10.5281/zenodo.19976835
The April 2026 Middle East Rainfall Event: AMOC Phase Drift, Not HAARP 10.5281/zenodo.19872793
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Funding
No funding received. Independent research using the N‑K Universal Computer.
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Rights
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)
This work is released as Sadaqa Jariyah — continuous charity — free for all humanity. No permission required for non-commercial use, personal study, education, or research. Commercial use requires written license from the author (fee zero upon acceptance of truth) to protect against phase error turning medicine into poison.
Violators will be accountable to Allah on the Day of Judgment.
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Citation
Usman, M. M. (2026). JUSTICE FOR ARSHAD SHARIF — Formal Appeal to the International Criminal Court Regarding the Targeted Assassination of Journalist Arshad Sharif in Kenya (ICC Member State) — Possible Involvement of Sharif Family, GHQ, and ISI — Destruction of Investigative Documentary — With N‑K Forensic Analysis and Complete Evidence Package (Version 1.0). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19997528
BibTeX:
```bibtex
@software{Usman2026ArshadSharifICC,
author = {Malik Muhammad Usman},
title = {JUSTICE FOR ARSHAD SHARIF — Formal Appeal to the International Criminal Court Regarding the Targeted Assassination of Journalist Arshad Sharif in Kenya (ICC Member State) — Possible Involvement of Sharif Family, GHQ, and ISI — Destruction of Investigative Documentary},
version = {1.0},
doi = {10.5281/zenodo.19997528},
date = {2026-05-03},
publisher = {Zenodo},
license = {CC-BY-NC-4.0}
}
```
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Quranic Epigraph
"And do not kill the soul which Allah has forbidden, except by right." (17:33)
"And do not let the hatred of a people prevent you from being just." (5:8)
"Indeed, Allah commands you to render trusts to whom they are due." (4:58)
"And they plan, and Allah plans. And Allah is the best of planners." (8:30)
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Final Statement
"Arshad Sharif was killed not for a crime, but for the truth.
He exposed corruption. He named the corrupt. He paid with his life.
His documentary was removed from the internet — not because it was false, but because it was true.
The Sharif family, GHQ, and ISI may have planned his death. Pakistani courts have closed the case. Kenyan police claim 'mistaken identity.'
All lies. All cover-ups.
Kenya is an ICC member. The murder happened on Kenyan soil. The ICC has jurisdiction.
The world is watching. Journalists: Speak up. ICC: Act no.
If you do nothing, you are not innocent bystanders. You are accomplices.
Kun fayakūn. ALLAH O AKBAR."
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SADAQA JARIYAH — FREE FOR ALL HUMANITY
JUSTICE FOR ARSHAD SHARIF
ICC MUST ACT
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