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International tribunals

International tribunals exist to hear and adjudicate disputes and violations of international law. There are several international tribunals with varying authority. Notable international courts include the United Nations Security Council and the International Criminal Court.

• International tribunals exist to hear and adjudicate disputes and violations of international law. There are several international tribunals with varying authority. Notable international courts include the United Nations Security Council and the International Criminal Court.
• Some international courts exist on a permanent basis. In other cases, member states set up a tribunal for a limited period of time to resolve a certain issue or conflict. A court might be set up to hear disputes surrounding a limited subject such as nuclear activity. In other cases, a court might have general jurisdiction to hear any kind of international issue or human rights abuse.

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