The Assembly of States Parties of the International Criminal Court (ICC) has decided to remove Karim Khan from his position as Prosecutor. This decision follows accusations of sexual assault against a member of his team, allegations Khan denies. According to diplomatic sources, over 80 out of 125 member states voted in favor of his removal during a confidential ballot. The vote took place in a closed-door meeting at the United Nations headquarters. The details surrounding the allegations and the removal process remain largely confidential. This marks a significant development for the ICC, as it navigates a sensitive situation involving its top prosecutor and serious accusations. Further information is expected to emerge as the situation unfolds.