Laws of War Summary Quiz

It is essential for autonomous robots to follow the rules of war when engaging in combat.

The International humanitarian law focuses on preserving human dignity during wartime and ensuring peaceful coexistence after the conflict ends.

Historically, the protection of non-combatant individuals and restrictions on warfare methods were considered as separate branches of law.

The law of armed conflicts is synonymous with the laws of war.

Jus in bello and jus ad bellum are principles that are related to ethics in warfare.

Henri Dunant, known as the father of Humanitarian law, was a military general who fought in the battlefield during the war between the French Empire and Austria.

In 2018, there were more armed conflicts involving governmental forces compared to in 1998.

The number of deaths in armed conflicts has decreased over the years.

Armed conflicts today often involve frontal war between two opposing states.

According to Carl Clausewitz, war and law are completely separate phenomena.

International law has no involvement in regulating conflict scenarios.

The changing nature of armed conflicts has led to a decrease in the use of technology in war.

The first Geneva Convention of 1864 was a result of humanitarian spirit.

Civilians can be targeted during war without consequence.

The laws of war permit torture and ill treatment of detainees.

Medical workers must always be allowed to perform their duties, according to international humanitarian law.

The sick or wounded individuals have the right to be cared for, irrespective of their affiliation in the conflict.

Advances in weapons technology have had no impact on the adaptation of rules of war.