User talk:The judge at the Perpetrator Court

«The international tribunal for war criminal»
I ask myself, should I follow up on this?

It seems that Norwegians have dropped the ball when it comes to translations of what is "more commonly referred to as the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia or ICTY".

My language's more commonly referred to name, is Det internasjonale krigsforbrytertribunalet for det tidligere Jugoslavia.

Krigsforbryter in Norwegian, can only refer to the noun--war criminal.

The "more commonly referred" to name, then means in English: The international tribunal for war criminal.

One reason to remove the "more commonly referred" to name is that we do not have any citation yet, that it really is the "more commonly referred" to name.

The Norwegian article about (power to define) definisjonsmakt does not have any citations.

IGNORE: The previous thread's user has been blocked. So why is his/her user name a red link instead of a blue? If the link is blue, then we will have a reason to click such a link so that we can be warned about that person. At present your English user page is the only place (that I know of) where that info can be found. 13. apr 2013 kl. 14:57‎ --The judge at the Perpetrator Court (talk) 13:08, 13 April 2013 (UTC)