The ICC's Uncertain Future After Karim Khan's Ouster The International Criminal Court (ICC) has plunged into crisis mode following the ouster of its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, over allegations of sexual misconduct.
The swift and decisive vote to remove Khan from his post by a large majority of member states is a stark reminder that even institutions meant to uphold justice can be marred by internal conflicts.
The timing of this development couldn't be more critical for the ICC, which already faces intense pressure from countries like the United States, which has launched a campaign to "dismantle" the ICC.