The International Criminal Court

International criminal court was established multilaterally, outside of the united nations by a treaty called the rome treaty. The judges don't render dependent decisions because they get their orders from their governments how to vote. But there are certain things that can only do with the approval of the seprity council. For example, declare an invasion to be a war crime, a crime of waging war,. That can only be done by a vote of the security council, which has a veto by russia against non member states such as Russia. A ukraine is not part of the international criminal court, though it's applying. And justice wouldn't now justice if it fell over it because it's specialized