  Decays into neutralinos and charginos are among the most accessible
supersymmetric decay modes of Higgs particles in most supersymmetric extensions
of the Standard Model. In the presence of explicitly CP--violating phases in
the soft breaking sector of the theory, the couplings of Higgs bosons to
charginos and neutralinos are in general complex. Based on a specific benchmark
scenario of CP violation, we analyze the phenomenological impact of explicit CP
violation in the Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model on these Higgs boson
decays. The presence of CP--violating phases could be confirmed either directly
through the measurement of a CP--odd polarization asymmetry of the produced
charginos and neutralinos, or through the dependence of CP--even quantities
(branching ratios and masses) on these phases.
