To regulate the conduct of armed conflict

To protect civilians and other non-combatants

To limit the suffering caused by war

All of the above

Distinction

Proportionality

Necessity

All of the above

The obligation to distinguish between combatants and non-combatants

The obligation to attack only military objectives

The obligation to avoid causing unnecessary suffering

All of the above

The obligation to use only the amount of force necessary to achieve a military objective

The obligation to avoid causing excessive collateral damage

The obligation to weigh the military advantage of an attack against the potential harm to civilians

All of the above

The obligation to use only the amount of force necessary to achieve a military objective

The obligation to avoid causing excessive collateral damage

The obligation to weigh the military advantage of an attack against the potential harm to civilians

All of the above

The Geneva Conventions

The Hague Conventions

The Additional Protocols to the Geneva Conventions

All of the above

A set of four treaties that protect the rights of wounded and sick soldiers, prisoners of war, and civilians in armed conflict

A set of rules that govern the conduct of armed conflict

A set of principles that guide the interpretation of the International Law of Armed Conflict

None of the above

A set of rules that govern the conduct of armed conflict

A set of principles that guide the interpretation of the International Law of Armed Conflict

A set of treaties that protect the rights of wounded and sick soldiers, prisoners of war, and civilians in armed conflict

None of the above

A set of treaties that protect the rights of wounded and sick soldiers, prisoners of war, and civilians in armed conflict

A set of rules that govern the conduct of armed conflict

A set of principles that guide the interpretation of the International Law of Armed Conflict

None of the above

To promote and enforce the International Law of Armed Conflict

To provide humanitarian assistance to victims of armed conflict

To act as a neutral intermediary in armed conflict

All of the above

An international armed conflict is a conflict between two or more states, while a non-international armed conflict is a conflict within a single state

An international armed conflict is governed by the International Law of Armed Conflict, while a non-international armed conflict is not

An international armed conflict is more likely to result in widespread destruction and loss of life than a non-international armed conflict

All of the above

The lack of political will to comply with the law

The difficulty of distinguishing between combatants and non-combatants

The difficulty of balancing military necessity with the protection of civilians

All of the above

War crimes

Crimes against humanity

Genocide

All of the above

To investigate and prosecute individuals accused of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide

To promote and enforce the International Law of Armed Conflict

To provide humanitarian assistance to victims of armed conflict

None of the above

It will become more important as the world becomes more interconnected

It will become less important as states become more powerful

It will remain the same

It is impossible to predict