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War Crimes, Genocide, and Crimes Against Humanity
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- Under RA9851 Section11, what is the prescription rule for the Act’s crimes, prosecution and sentence execution? Multiple Choice Easy
- With the required intent to destroy a religious group in part as such, a perpetrator imposes measures intended to preve… Multiple Choice Medium
- A senior officer lacks effective command, authority or control over the perpetrators. The prosecutor relies solely on h… Multiple Choice Medium
- A superior has effective authority and control, knows subordinates are about to commit defined RA9851 crimes, and fails… Multiple Choice Hard
- A subordinate carries out an order to commit genocide and invokes Section12’s superior-order exception, claiming the or… Multiple Choice Hard
- State the RA9851 Section10 conditions for superior responsibility. Why is organizational seniority alone insufficient? Essay Medium
- Explain Section12’s superior-order exception and its express treatment of genocide and crimes-against-humanity orders. Essay Medium
- Compare the genocide group descriptions in RA9851 Section5(a) and Rome Statute Article6. Why must an answer identify th… Essay Medium