Triple

Target class: applicant states in an international court case
Context triple: [France, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom, instanceOf, applicant states in an international court case]

• A. case before the Permanent Court of International Justice
  A case before the Permanent Court of International Justice is a formal legal dispute between states or advisory matter submitted by international organs, adjudicated under international law by the Court as the judicial organ of the League of Nations.
• B. international legal case
  An international legal case is a formal dispute between states, international organizations, or other cross-border parties that is adjudicated or arbitrated under international law by a recognized international court, tribunal, or dispute-resolution body.
• C. case of the Permanent Court of International Justice
  A case of the Permanent Court of International Justice is a formal international legal dispute submitted to and adjudicated by the PCIJ, resulting in a binding judgment or advisory opinion on issues of international law between states or international entities.
• D. 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.
• E. plaintiff chosen
  A plaintiff is the party who initiates a lawsuit by filing a complaint, claiming to have been wronged and seeking legal remedy from the court.
• F. None of above.