The International Criminal Court's Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan is facing disciplinary proceedings over allegations of sexual misconduct, according to recent developments at the court.

The Bureau of the Assembly of States Parties, which oversees the ICC, voted to move forward with disciplinary action against Khan. The specific nature of the sexual misconduct allegations has not been detailed in public statements.

Khan has been serving as the ICC's Chief Prosecutor and has been involved in high-profile cases, including overseeing charges related to war crimes. The timing of these disciplinary proceedings comes as the court continues its work on various international criminal matters.

The Assembly of States Parties is the governing body of the ICC, comprising representatives from the court's member states. The bureau's decision to proceed with disciplinary action represents a significant development for the international tribunal.

The outcome of the disciplinary proceedings could have implications for Khan's continued role as Chief Prosecutor and the court's ongoing cases. The ICC has not released additional details about the timeline for the disciplinary process or the specific allegations involved.