Karim Khan, the Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), is facing dismissal following serious allegations of sexual harassment. Sources from Reuters and AFP report that a majority of the ICC member states have voted to remove Khan from his position. Over 80 of the court’s 125 member states reportedly supported the move to oust him, with supporters alleging the accusations are politically motivated. This decision initiates a process to find a new Chief Prosecutor, anticipated to conclude next year. The allegations against Khan are severe and have prompted significant concern within the international legal community. The ICC has not yet released an official statement confirming the dismissal, but sources indicate the process is underway. This development marks a significant moment for the ICC and its future leadership.