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Crisis IN World Order - War Criminals,War Victims
War Criminals,War Victims
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CRISIS IN WORLD ORDER
War Criminals, War Victims
Andersonville, Nuremberg, Hiroshima, My Lai
The title War Criminals, Victims of War, refers to the various ethical and
legal issues that arise when individuals participate in the conduct of war.
During the seventies, many students struggled with how to deal with
these issues.
Even though military service in the US has become voluntary, it still
carries with it the same struggles that many young people in other
countries are facing. It explores the ethical considerations involved in
international law and the various forms of violence that are currently
prevalent around the world.
While the cases in War Criminals deal with the responsibility of
individuals, the principles and issues integral to them apply to current
curricula. The study of individual responsibility also intersects with
military policy.
Students should be allowed to fully understand the various functions of
the law to fully understand its potential to promote peace and security.
They should also be guided by an in-depth study on how these functions
can be strengthened to ensure their sustainability.
The cases of the victims of war tables and the war criminals are taken
into account when it comes to the responsibilities that individuals have
when faced with armed conflict.
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Crisis IN World Order - War Criminals,War Victims
Course: BS Computer Science (BSCS)
227 Documents
Students shared 227 documents in this course
University: University of Perpetual Help System DALTA
Was this document helpful?
CRISIS IN WORLD ORDER
War Criminals, War Victims
Andersonville, Nuremberg, Hiroshima, My Lai
The title War Criminals, Victims of War, refers to the various ethical and
legal issues that arise when individuals participate in the conduct of war.
During the seventies, many students struggled with how to deal with
these issues.
Even though military service in the US has become voluntary, it still
carries with it the same struggles that many young people in other
countries are facing. It explores the ethical considerations involved in
international law and the various forms of violence that are currently
prevalent around the world.
While the cases in War Criminals deal with the responsibility of
individuals, the principles and issues integral to them apply to current
curricula. The study of individual responsibility also intersects with
military policy.
Students should be allowed to fully understand the various functions of
the law to fully understand its potential to promote peace and security.
They should also be guided by an in-depth study on how these functions
can be strengthened to ensure their sustainability.
The cases of the victims of war tables and the war criminals are taken
into account when it comes to the responsibilities that individuals have
when faced with armed conflict.
