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Humanity
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- Under common Article 3, how must persons taking no active part in hostilities be treated?
- Which person is expressly included in common Article 3’s protected category?
- What does common Article 3 require concerning wounded and sick persons?
- Guards propose humiliating public abuse of a surrendered detainee because of his religion. Which is correct?
- Captors propose torturing a detained fighter for useful military information in a qualifying NIAC. Which answer follows…
- A commander orders execution of surrendered fighters without court judgment because his forces urgently need to move. W…
- An opponent abuses captives. Guards retaliate by taking uninvolved civilians hostage to force better conduct. The civil…
- How does common Article 3 give concrete content to the principle of humanity?
- A wounded enemy fighter has ceased participating and is in custody during a qualifying NIAC. What minimum duties follow…
- May a party withhold common Article 3 humane-treatment protection because its opponent violated it? Explain with two pr…
- Does AP I Article 75(2) expressly prohibit collective punishments for covered persons?
- Does Article 75(2)(e) include threats to commit the listed prohibited acts?