The International Criminal Court (ICC) has suspended its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, amid ongoing investigations into allegations of sexual misconduct. This decision was made by the ICC's management oversight body and will be reviewed by the court's 125 member states, who will convene a special session to vote on Khan's future. Khan has denied all allegations, which reportedly include unwanted sexual touching and abuse. He has been on voluntary leave since May 2025 to address these claims. The investigation has been criticized for its handling, particularly after previous allegations were closed due to lack of participation from the alleged victim. A broader inquiry by the United Nations Office of Internal Oversight Services generated over 5,000 pages of evidence. The controversy surrounding Khan coincides with heightened tensions involving the ICC, particularly after the United States imposed sanctions on him following his pursuit of arrest warrants for Israeli officials. If the Assembly of States Parties (ASP) seeks to remove Khan, he may challenge the decision legally, potentially prolonging the situation.