Tag guidance for using [icc] vs [international-court]?

Question

I noticed the icc and international-court are used somewhat interchangeably on recent questions about the ICC warrant for President Putin.

I wonder what the tag guidance should be so these tags are used more consistently. Currently, the descriptions read:

icc:

The International Criminal Court is an international court established through the Rome Statue that entered into force in 2002. The court investigates and tries crimes against the international community, specifically "genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and the crime of aggression".

international-court:

Questions relating to courts that are formed by treaties between nations. Examples include the International Criminal Court and the Nuremberg Trials.

Answer 1

I suggest renaming icc to international-criminal-court, dropping the icc tag.

Add the tag international-court-of-justice for questions about the ICJ (aka, World Court). Nineteen questions:

• 8 questions is:q icj
• 9 questions is:q "international court of justice" -icj
• 2 questions is:q "world court"

Suggested usage:

Questions about, or actions taken, by the International Court of Justice, also known as the World Court. This court hears civil cases between different countries. For similar questions about criminal cases, see [international-criminal-court]. If your question is not about either of these courts, see [international-courts] for guidance.

As @Philipp suggests, add an s to rename international-court to international-courts.

Suggested usage update, along with the list of other tags, as shown below, in tag info:

Questions relating to courts that are formed by treaties between nations. Examples include the International Criminal Court and the International Court of Justice, for which specific tags are available. See the tag info (Learn more...) for additional courts and their tags.

Retag questions for the two specific courts, reserving international-courts for general use or courts with no available tag.

This would result in four tags containing court.

Following is the tag information added to international-courts.

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Additional tags for certain international and regional courts. These tags may be used instead of the international-courts tag.

International Courts and Tribunals

Universal Jurisdictions:

• international-court-of-justice International Court of Justice
• international-criminal-court International Criminal Court
• International Labour Organization Administrative Tribunal
• International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
• Permanent Court of Arbitration
• world-bank World Bank - International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes
• intellectual-property World Intellectual Property Organization Arbitration and Mediation Center.
• wto World Trade Organization Dispute Settlement Body and Appellate Body

Ad Hoc Criminal Tribunals and Special Courts:

• (five items not shown)

Nuremberg War Crimes Trials:

• (five items not shown)

Regional Courts

• Caribbean Court of Justice
• Central American Court of Justice
• Court of Justice of the Andean Community
• The Court of Justice of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA)
• european-union Court of Justice of the European Union
• osce Court on Conciliation and Arbitration - Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe
• echr European Court of Human Rights
• efta European Free Trade Agreement Court
• council-of-europe Council of Europe
• Inter-American Court of Human Rights

This list of courts is from the US Department of Justice.