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WorksheetsIHL Post Lecture
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
The RED DOT is an International Symbol for works and installations containing DANGEROUS FORCES.
True
False
MUTILATION is one of the war crimes under R.A. 9851
True
False
Pillaging is the act of DESTROYING THE ENEMIES PROPERTY
True
False
The SOLDIER on the stretcher is a legitimate military target.
True
False
Crimes under R.A. 9851 prescribe after ten years.
True
False
A fighter and a combatant may both be accorded PRISONER OF WAR status.
True
False
A fighter may be considered a HORS DE COMBAT if he is injured but still has the means to defend himself
True
False
Fighting between a NSAG against another NSAG in a specific territory is NIAC.
True
False
A bus with tourists but with two soldiers in their midst is a legitimate military target.
True
False
Attack may be offensive or defensive.
True
False
A child involved in armed conflict should be treated as a "child in conflict with the law" (CICL) in all instances.
True
False
In order to determine whether or not a child should be charged for violation of R.A. 9851 there should be a Determination of Discernment first.
True
False
Only Medics of an armed group are allowed to use the Red Cross/Crescent/ Crystal symbol.
True
False
All children regardless whether they are involved in armed conflict or affected by armed conflict are considered Zones of Peace.
True
False
Any military personnel of the government can use the red cross/crescent/crystal symbol to afford protection.
True
False
Members of NSAGs shall be treated as Prisoners of War when captured.
True
False
In an armed conflict one must separate its legitimate target from civilians.
Principle of Proportionality
Principle of Distinction
Principle of Precaution
Principle of Prohibition of Unnecessary Suffering.
What IHL principle prohibits the use of certain weapons in an armed conflict.
Principle of Proportionality
Principle of Distinction
Principle of Precaution
Principle of Prohibition of Unnecessary Suffering
The means and method of warfare must correspond to the advantage being aimed for.
Principle of Proportionality
Principle of Distinction
Principle of Precaution
Principle of Prohibition of Unnecessary Suffering.
General Yamashita was convicted under the doctrine of:
Conspiracy
Command and Superior Responsibility
Jus ad bellum
