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ICC is an acronym that can refer to several international organizations and standards. The two most widely known are the International Criminal Court and the International Cricket Council. A third common usage is the International Color Consortium, which develops color management standards.

International Criminal Court. The ICC is a permanent international court established by the Rome Statute in

International Cricket Council. The ICC is the global governing body of cricket, headquartered in Dubai, United

International Color Consortium. The ICC develops color management standards, notably the ICC Profile format, used to

1998
and
based
in
The
Hague,
Netherlands.
Its
mandate
is
to
prosecute
genocide,
crimes
against
humanity,
and
war
crimes,
with
jurisdiction
extending
to
crimes
committed
on
the
territory
of
member
states
or
by
their
nationals,
and,
where
accepted,
by
non-member
states.
The
court
acts
as
a
court
of
last
resort,
complementing
national
judicial
systems
and
intervening
when
they
are
unwilling
or
unable
to
prosecute.
The
ICC
is
governed
by
the
Assembly
of
States
Parties
and
administered
by
a
prosecutor,
a
president,
and
18
judges
elected
for
fixed
terms.
It
operates
with
a
principle
of
complementarity
and
relies
on
cooperation
from
states
for
investigations
and
enforcement.
The
ICC
has
faced
criticism
related
to
perceived
selectivity,
concerns
about
sovereignty,
and
questions
about
efficiency
and
impact.
Arab
Emirates.
It
was
founded
in
1909
as
the
Imperial
Cricket
Conference
and
was
renamed
the
ICC
in
1965.
The
council
sets
rules
for
international
competition,
supervises
global
development,
and
organizes
major
tournaments
such
as
the
Cricket
World
Cup
and
the
World
Twenty20.
Its
membership
is
divided
into
Full
Members
(with
Test
status)
and
Associate
Members,
with
governance
through
a
council
and
an
elected
president.
The
ICC
also
oversees
international
rankings
and
the
governance
of
refereeing
and
officiating
standards.
describe
how
colors
should
be
reproduced
across
devices
and
software,
enabling
consistent
color
across
different
systems.