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Crimes Against International Humanitarian Law, Genocide, and Other Crimes Against Humanity (RA 9851, Ch. III)
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- What does Section4(c)(21) prohibit as a method of warfare?
- A commander intentionally attacks a hospital that is not a military objective, in the required armed-conflict context. …
- A commander orders civilian displacement for conflict-related reasons but neither civilian security nor imperative mili…
- During armed conflict a unit attacks humanitarian-assistance personnel who remain entitled to civilian protection under…
- A belligerent intentionally deprives civilians of indispensable food and blocks relief to starve them as a method of wa…
- Explain why a school or hospital is not automatically a lawful target merely because armed conflict occurs nearby.
- Distinguish the civilian-displacement prohibition from its express exceptions in Section4(c)(16).
- Explain the separate relevance of pillaging and human shields under Section4(c).