Triple

Target class: component of international court
Context triple: [ICC Chambers, instanceOf, component of international court]

• A. organ of the International Court of Justice
  An organ of the International Court of Justice is an institutional component of the Court, such as the plenary body of judges, chambers, or administrative units, that performs specific judicial or administrative functions essential to the Court’s operation.
• B. organ of the International Criminal Court chosen
  An organ of the International Criminal Court is a principal institutional component, such as the Presidency, Chambers, Office of the Prosecutor, or Registry, that performs core functions necessary for the Court’s operation and the administration of international criminal justice.
• 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. supranational court
  A supranational court is a judicial body established by multiple states or international organizations with authority to interpret and apply shared legal norms and issue binding decisions that transcend individual national legal systems.
• E. 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.
• F. None of above.