International Law and Armed Conflict
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Who is considered a person that should not take part in hostilities?

  • Military strategists
  • Logistical support personnel
  • Civilians (correct)
  • Active combatants
  • Which of the following is an exception to the prohibition of the use of force in international relations?

  • Humanitarian interventions by the state
  • Individual acts of military aggression
  • Preemptive strikes against potential threats
  • Dual or collective self-defense (correct)
  • What does the First Geneva Convention specifically protect?

  • Captured combatants
  • Military supplies at sea
  • Wounded and sick on land (correct)
  • Civilians in occupied territories
  • Which group is NOT classified as someone who ceases to take part in hostilities?

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    What does the Second Geneva Convention protect?

    <p>Wounded, sick, and shipwrecked at sea</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Persons Exempt from Hostilities

    • Civilians are not involved in hostilities
    • Medical and paramedic personnel are exempt
    • Religious personnel are exempt
    • Combatants who are wounded, sick, captured, surrendered, or otherwise defenseless are no longer engaged in hostilities

    International Law Restrictions on Force

    • International law restricts the use of force in international relations except in specific circumstances
    • United Nations enforcement actions or peacekeeping operations are allowed
    • Dual or collective self-defense is permissible when a state is subject to an armed attack

    Components of the Law of Armed Conflict

    • Geneva-Type Law (1949)

    Geneva-Type Law (1949) Details

    • Aim is to protect victims of war
    • First Geneva Convention: Protection of wounded and sick on land
    • Second Geneva Convention: Protection of wounded, sick, and shipwrecked at sea

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    Test your knowledge on the key aspects of international law regarding armed conflict, including the exemptions for certain personnel and the restrictions on the use of force. Explore the details of the Geneva Conventions and their purpose in protecting victims of war. This quiz covers fundamental principles that guide conduct in warfare under international law.

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