The ICC just voted to remove chief prosecutor Karim Khan, 82-0, after finding him guilty of serious misconduct—including a sexual relationship with a junior staffer and attempting to silence her complaint. Khan denies all allegations, calling his suspension unlawful, while his legal team fights the decision in the UK. The U.S., which banned him from entering the country over the ICC’s Gaza war crimes probe, has been a key force behind this move, using the case to fuel its broader campaign to dismantle the court. With Khan’s absence and mounting global scrutiny, the ICC faces a critical moment as it grapples with internal divisions and external pressure, potentially weakening its ability to prosecute the world’s worst atrocities.
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