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A person deliberately kills a member of a religious group because of a personal debt. The stipulated evidence establishes no intent to destroy the group in whole or in part. Is that killing necessarily genocide under RA 9851, section 5(a), solely because the victim belongs to the group?

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Yes; group membership alone conclusively establishes genocide. No; the required intent to destroy the protected group as such is not established, although another offense may be involved. No; religious groups are excluded from section 5. Yes; a debt dispute automatically supplies genocidal intent.

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