War Crimes, Genocide, and Crimes Against Humanity

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1. Under RA 9851, section 5(a), what intent must accompany a listed genocidal act? Multiple Choice Easy
2. RA 9851, section 6, places listed crimes against humanity within which context? Multiple Choice Easy
3. Under RA 9851, section 4(b), which act is listed as a war crime in a non-international armed conflict when committed ag… Multiple Choice Easy
4. A prosecutor alleges a section 6 killing as part of a systematic civilian attack, with the accused's knowledge, but pro… Multiple Choice Medium
5. A person deliberately kills a member of a religious group because of a personal debt. The stipulated evidence establish… Multiple Choice Medium
6. During a qualifying non-international armed conflict, an armed unit detains civilians who take no active part in hostil… Multiple Choice Hard
7. An organization pursues a policy of systematically killing civilians. An operative knowingly participates in those kill… Multiple Choice Hard
8. Distinguish war crimes, genocide and other crimes against humanity under RA 9851. Address armed-conflict context, speci… Essay Medium
9. A perpetrator deliberately inflicts serious bodily harm on members of a religious group. Compare the genocide analysis … Essay Medium
10. In a qualifying non-international armed conflict, fighters capture adversaries who have laid down their arms and take n… Essay Medium
11. Which separate act does RA9851 Section5(b) expressly make unlawful? Multiple Choice Easy
12. Which act is included in RA9851 Section5(a)’s genocide list when accompanied by the required group-destruction intent? Multiple Choice Easy