CLJ2 (MIDTERMS)

71問 • 1年前

問題一覧

POLITELY GREET THE COMPLAINANT OR ANY PERSON THAT APPROACHES THE HUMAN RIGHTS DESK

THROUGH INITIAL INTERVIEW, EVALUATE OF THE COMPLAINT IS ABOUT AN ALLEGED HUNAN RIGHTS VIOLATION

ASSESS IF THE COMPLAINT IS ABOUT ALLEGED ENFORCED DISAPPEARANCE (ED) EXTRA LEGAL KILLINGS (ELK) AND TORTURE (TOR)

III

ASSESS IF THE COMPLAINT IS RELATED TO HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION SITED IN NO.2, GET A WRITTEN STATEMENT FROM THE COMPLAINANT ABOUT THE INCIDENT

INFORM THE COMPLAINANT THAT HE/SHE WILL RECEIVE AN UPDATE ON ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE HUMAN RIGHTS DESK WITHIN 3 DAYS

THANKS THE COMPLAINANT FOR REPORTING THE INCIDENT/ALLEGED HUMAN RIGHTS

PARTIES TO THE CONFLICT SHALL AT ALL TIMES DISTINGUISH BETWEEN THE CIVILIAN

PRINCIPLE OF DISTINCTION

THE ACTUAL DAMAGE THAT IS CAUSED BY ATTACKING A MILITARY TARGET MUST NOT BE LARGER THAN THE CALCULATED MILITARY ADVANTAGE

PRINCIPLE OF PROPORTIONALITY

THE ONLY LEGITIMATE OBJECTIVE, WHEN STATES SHOULD ENDEAVOUR TO ACCOMPLISH DURING WAR

PRINCIPLE OF MILITARY NECESSITY

ARE THE INTERNATIONAL TREATIES SERVE AS THE CORE OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

1949 GENEVA CONVENTION

THE PHILIPPINES RATIFIED THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS OF 1949

OCTOBER 6 1952

PROTOCOL I

DECEMBER 12 1977

PROTOCOL II

DECEMBER 11 1986

ALSO KNOWN AS "THE PHILIPPINE ACT ON CRIME AGAINST INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW AND GENOCIDE AND OTHER CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY"

RA 9851

HAGUE CONVENTIONS

1907

THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS ON THE PROTECTION OF VICTIMS OF WAR AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

SEC 2D RA 9851

THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS ON THE PROTECTION OF VICTIMS OF WAR AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

INTERNATIONAL LAW AS PART OF DOMESTIC LAW

JURISDICTION OVER PERSONS WHO COMMIT INTERNATIONAL CRIMES PUNISHABLE UNDER THIS LAW WETHER MILITARY OR CIVILIAN

SEC 17 CHAP VII RA 9851

JURISDICTION OVER PERSONS WHO COMMIT INTERNATIONAL CRIMES PUNISHABLE UNDER THIS LAW WETHER MILITARY OR CIVILIAN

UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION OF THE CRIME

THEIR PROSECUTION AND THE EXECUTION OF THE SENTENCE IMPOSED ON THEIR ACCOUNTS SHALL NOT BE SUBJECT TO ANY PRESCRIPTION

SEC 11 CHAP 5 RA 9851

THEIR PROSECUTION AND THE EXECUTION OF THE SENTENCE IMPOSED ON THEIR ACCOUNTS SHALL NOT BE SUBJECT TO ANY PRESCRIPTION

NON PRESCRIPTION OF THE OFFENSE

THE LAW LAYS DOWN THE RULES WHEN ARE APPLICABLE TO BOTH STATE AND NON STATE ACTORS

LIABILITY OF NON STATE ACTORS

IN CASE OF NON INTERNATIONAL ARMED CONFLICT

WAR CRIMES OR CRIMES AGAINST IHL

MEANS ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ACTS WITH INTENT TO DESTROY IN WHOLE OR IN PART

GENOCIDE

IHL

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

LOAC

INTERNATIONAL LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT

ALSO KNOWN AS GENEVA LAW

RED CROSS LAW

AS TO PROTECTION OF ITS VICTIMS

GENEVA LAW

AS TO LIMITATIONS OF IT'S METHODS AND MEANS

HAGUE LAW

ESTABLISHES UNIVERSAL RIGHTS THAT EVERY INDIVIDUAL SHOULD ENJOY AT ALL TIMES, IN BOTH PEACE AND WAR

HUMAN RIGHTS LAW

THE LAW OF ARMED CONFLICTS OR THE LAW OF WAR

HUMANITARIAN LAW

Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the UN General Assembly

1948

Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide

1948

International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

1966

the International Covenant on Social and Economic Rights

1966

The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women

1981

The Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment or Punishment

1984

The Convention on the Rights of the Child

1989

The European Convention of Human Rights

1950

The American Convention of Human Rights

1969

The African Charter of Human and Peoples Rights

1981

Its provisions are intended both to protect people who are not or no longer taking part in hostilities

CONCEPT

The greater part of international humanitarian law applies to situations involving international armed conflicts

SCOPE

Underlying all norms in the area of humanitarian international law

KEY PRINCIPLES

ICRC

INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS

SWISS BANKER AT THE BATTLE OF SOLFERINO

HENRY DUNANT

Geneva Convention for the amelioration of the condition of the wounded in armies in the field

1864

Declaration of St. Petersburg

1868

The Hague Conventions respecting the laws and customs of war

1899

Review and development of the 1864 Geneva Convention.

1906

Review of The Hague Conventions of 1899 and adoption of new Conventions

1907

Geneva Protocol for the prohibition of the use in war of asphyxiating

1925

TWO GENEVA CONVENTIONS

1929

FOUR GENEVA CONVENTIONS

1949

THE HAGUE CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF CULTURAL PROPERTY

1954

CONVENTION OF THE PROHIBITION OF DEVELOPMENT OF BACTERIOLOGICAL

1972

TWO PROTOCOLS ADDITIONAL TO THE FOUR GENEVA CONVENTION 1949

1977

CONVENTION ON PROHIBITIONS OR RESTRICTIONS ON THE USE OF CERTAIN CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS

1980

CONVENTION ON THE PROHIBITION OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF CHEMICAL

1993

PROTOCOL RELATING TO BLINDING LASER WEAPONS

1995

REVISED PROTOCOLS ON PROHIBITIONS OR RESTRICTIONS IN THE CASE OF MINES

1996

CONVENTION ON THE PROHIBITION ON THE USE OF ANTI PERSONNEL MINES

1997

ROME STATUE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT

1998

PROTOCOL TO THE 1964 CONVENTION ON THE CULTURAL PROPERTY

1999

OPTIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD

2000

AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE I OF THE CCW

2001

REPRESENTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS AND PROTOCOLS ESTABLISHED UNDER THE AEGIS OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE

LAW OF GENEVA

BASED ON THE RESULTS OF THE PEACE CONFERENCES IN THE CAPITAL OF THE NETHERLANDS

LAW OF HAGUE

ENSURES THAT HUMAN RIGHTS ARE RESPECTED IN ARMED CONFLICTS

UNITED NATIONS

INVESTIGATION AND HEARING OF COMPLAINTS

HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION

PUBLIC INFORMATION, EDUCATION AND RESEARCH

HUMAN RIGHTS PROMOTION

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問題一覧

POLITELY GREET THE COMPLAINANT OR ANY PERSON THAT APPROACHES THE HUMAN RIGHTS DESK

THROUGH INITIAL INTERVIEW, EVALUATE OF THE COMPLAINT IS ABOUT AN ALLEGED HUNAN RIGHTS VIOLATION

ASSESS IF THE COMPLAINT IS ABOUT ALLEGED ENFORCED DISAPPEARANCE (ED) EXTRA LEGAL KILLINGS (ELK) AND TORTURE (TOR)

III

ASSESS IF THE COMPLAINT IS RELATED TO HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION SITED IN NO.2, GET A WRITTEN STATEMENT FROM THE COMPLAINANT ABOUT THE INCIDENT

INFORM THE COMPLAINANT THAT HE/SHE WILL RECEIVE AN UPDATE ON ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE HUMAN RIGHTS DESK WITHIN 3 DAYS

THANKS THE COMPLAINANT FOR REPORTING THE INCIDENT/ALLEGED HUMAN RIGHTS

PARTIES TO THE CONFLICT SHALL AT ALL TIMES DISTINGUISH BETWEEN THE CIVILIAN

PRINCIPLE OF DISTINCTION

THE ACTUAL DAMAGE THAT IS CAUSED BY ATTACKING A MILITARY TARGET MUST NOT BE LARGER THAN THE CALCULATED MILITARY ADVANTAGE

PRINCIPLE OF PROPORTIONALITY

THE ONLY LEGITIMATE OBJECTIVE, WHEN STATES SHOULD ENDEAVOUR TO ACCOMPLISH DURING WAR

PRINCIPLE OF MILITARY NECESSITY

ARE THE INTERNATIONAL TREATIES SERVE AS THE CORE OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

1949 GENEVA CONVENTION

THE PHILIPPINES RATIFIED THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS OF 1949

OCTOBER 6 1952

PROTOCOL I

DECEMBER 12 1977

PROTOCOL II

DECEMBER 11 1986

ALSO KNOWN AS "THE PHILIPPINE ACT ON CRIME AGAINST INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW AND GENOCIDE AND OTHER CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY"

RA 9851

HAGUE CONVENTIONS

1907

THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS ON THE PROTECTION OF VICTIMS OF WAR AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

SEC 2D RA 9851

THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS ON THE PROTECTION OF VICTIMS OF WAR AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

INTERNATIONAL LAW AS PART OF DOMESTIC LAW

JURISDICTION OVER PERSONS WHO COMMIT INTERNATIONAL CRIMES PUNISHABLE UNDER THIS LAW WETHER MILITARY OR CIVILIAN

SEC 17 CHAP VII RA 9851

JURISDICTION OVER PERSONS WHO COMMIT INTERNATIONAL CRIMES PUNISHABLE UNDER THIS LAW WETHER MILITARY OR CIVILIAN

UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION OF THE CRIME

THEIR PROSECUTION AND THE EXECUTION OF THE SENTENCE IMPOSED ON THEIR ACCOUNTS SHALL NOT BE SUBJECT TO ANY PRESCRIPTION

SEC 11 CHAP 5 RA 9851

THEIR PROSECUTION AND THE EXECUTION OF THE SENTENCE IMPOSED ON THEIR ACCOUNTS SHALL NOT BE SUBJECT TO ANY PRESCRIPTION

NON PRESCRIPTION OF THE OFFENSE

THE LAW LAYS DOWN THE RULES WHEN ARE APPLICABLE TO BOTH STATE AND NON STATE ACTORS

LIABILITY OF NON STATE ACTORS

IN CASE OF NON INTERNATIONAL ARMED CONFLICT

WAR CRIMES OR CRIMES AGAINST IHL

MEANS ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ACTS WITH INTENT TO DESTROY IN WHOLE OR IN PART

GENOCIDE

IHL

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

LOAC

INTERNATIONAL LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT

ALSO KNOWN AS GENEVA LAW

RED CROSS LAW

AS TO PROTECTION OF ITS VICTIMS

GENEVA LAW

AS TO LIMITATIONS OF IT'S METHODS AND MEANS

HAGUE LAW

ESTABLISHES UNIVERSAL RIGHTS THAT EVERY INDIVIDUAL SHOULD ENJOY AT ALL TIMES, IN BOTH PEACE AND WAR

HUMAN RIGHTS LAW

THE LAW OF ARMED CONFLICTS OR THE LAW OF WAR

HUMANITARIAN LAW

Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the UN General Assembly

1948

Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide

1948

International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

1966

the International Covenant on Social and Economic Rights

1966

The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women

1981

The Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment or Punishment

1984

The Convention on the Rights of the Child

1989

The European Convention of Human Rights

1950

The American Convention of Human Rights

1969

The African Charter of Human and Peoples Rights

1981

Its provisions are intended both to protect people who are not or no longer taking part in hostilities

CONCEPT

The greater part of international humanitarian law applies to situations involving international armed conflicts

SCOPE

Underlying all norms in the area of humanitarian international law

KEY PRINCIPLES

ICRC

INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS

SWISS BANKER AT THE BATTLE OF SOLFERINO

HENRY DUNANT

Geneva Convention for the amelioration of the condition of the wounded in armies in the field

1864

Declaration of St. Petersburg

1868

The Hague Conventions respecting the laws and customs of war

1899

Review and development of the 1864 Geneva Convention.

1906

Review of The Hague Conventions of 1899 and adoption of new Conventions

1907

Geneva Protocol for the prohibition of the use in war of asphyxiating

1925

TWO GENEVA CONVENTIONS

1929

FOUR GENEVA CONVENTIONS

1949

THE HAGUE CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF CULTURAL PROPERTY

1954

CONVENTION OF THE PROHIBITION OF DEVELOPMENT OF BACTERIOLOGICAL

1972

TWO PROTOCOLS ADDITIONAL TO THE FOUR GENEVA CONVENTION 1949

1977

CONVENTION ON PROHIBITIONS OR RESTRICTIONS ON THE USE OF CERTAIN CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS

1980

CONVENTION ON THE PROHIBITION OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF CHEMICAL

1993

PROTOCOL RELATING TO BLINDING LASER WEAPONS

1995

REVISED PROTOCOLS ON PROHIBITIONS OR RESTRICTIONS IN THE CASE OF MINES

1996

CONVENTION ON THE PROHIBITION ON THE USE OF ANTI PERSONNEL MINES

1997

ROME STATUE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT

1998

PROTOCOL TO THE 1964 CONVENTION ON THE CULTURAL PROPERTY

1999

OPTIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD

2000

AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE I OF THE CCW

2001

REPRESENTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS AND PROTOCOLS ESTABLISHED UNDER THE AEGIS OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE

LAW OF GENEVA

BASED ON THE RESULTS OF THE PEACE CONFERENCES IN THE CAPITAL OF THE NETHERLANDS

LAW OF HAGUE

ENSURES THAT HUMAN RIGHTS ARE RESPECTED IN ARMED CONFLICTS

UNITED NATIONS

INVESTIGATION AND HEARING OF COMPLAINTS

HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION

PUBLIC INFORMATION, EDUCATION AND RESEARCH

HUMAN RIGHTS PROMOTION