Practice question
During armed conflict a unit attacks humanitarian-assistance personnel who remain entitled to civilian protection under international humanitarian law. The required intent and other statutory facts are proved. The commander claims the mission’s supplies necessarily make it a lawful military target. Which rule governs?
- Section4(c)(4) protects the specified mission while civilian protection applies
- All humanitarian missions are automatically military objectives
- Supplies always cancel protection
- Only domestic police are protected
- A commander’s label eliminates the required status inquiry
Legal references
- RA9851 ChapterIII Section4(c): https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra2009/ra_9851_2009.html
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