Ethics and Rights of People in Armed Conflict or War
Ethics and Rights
- Just Cause: The just war tradition holds that aggression is forbidden and that going to war in retaliation for aggression is morally justifiable. Aggression is the use or threat of force by one state against another's political independence or territorial integrity. The most obvious justification for starting a war is self-defense.
- "Right Authority" referred to legitimate government decision-makers. Heads of state, rulers, monarchs, presidents, generals, prime ministers, legislative bodies, and other figures are included in this, depending on the situation.
- Right Intention: the desire to put an end to aggression and bring about peace is the only ....
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