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Distinction
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- What distinction does Additional Protocol I Article 48 require?
- Under AP I Article 51(2), may the civilian population as such be made the object of attack?
- For objects under AP I Article 52(2), which pair is required for a military objective?
- In an international armed conflict governed by AP I, a civilian warehouse is stipulated to make no effective contributi…
- During an AP I-governed conflict, a civilian is directly participating in hostilities. Under Article 51(3), what tempor…
- An AP I-governed conflict involves a town containing civilians and a few combatants. An official proposes treating the …
- A reviewer finds that an object meets Article 52(2)'s military-objective test. The reviewer therefore declares that eve…
- State the principle of distinction under AP I and explain why enemy ownership alone does not make an object a military …
- Explain the relationship between civilian protection and direct participation in hostilities under AP I Article 51(3).
- A student says identifying a military objective completes every IHL inquiry about an attack. Explain the error.
- Which Article 52(2) characteristics can link an object to effective contribution to military action?
- Under Article 52(3), what presumption applies to specified normally civilian objects when doubt remains about military …