Triple

Target class: interpretive concept in international criminal law
Context triple: [International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia as party to the conflict, instanceOf, interpretive concept in international criminal law]

• A. international criminal law instrument
  An international criminal law instrument is a formal legal document—such as a treaty, statute, or convention—that establishes, defines, or regulates criminal responsibility and procedures at the international level.
• B. resolution referring situation to the International Criminal Court
  A "resolution referring situation to the International Criminal Court" is a formal decision, typically by an international body such as the UN Security Council, that submits a specific situation involving alleged serious international crimes to the ICC for investigation and possible prosecution.
• C. internationalized criminal court
  An internationalized criminal court is a hybrid judicial body that combines domestic and international law, personnel, and procedures to prosecute individuals for serious crimes such as war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide within a specific country or region.
• D. international criminal tribunal statute
  An international criminal tribunal statute is a foundational legal instrument that establishes the jurisdiction, structure, procedures, and substantive crimes for a tribunal tasked with prosecuting individuals for serious violations of international law.
• E. international criminal proceeding
  An international criminal proceeding is a formal legal process conducted by an international or hybrid court to investigate, prosecute, and adjudicate individuals accused of serious crimes under international law, such as genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.
• F. None of above. chosen