Jus ad bellum includes:
Correct answer: D. All of the options given
- A. Last resort
- B. Just cause
- C. Proportionality
- D. All of the options given
Explanation
Jus ad bellum concerns whether entering war is justified, including just cause, last resort and proportionality. Proportionality is also used in jus in bello, but it is relevant to both branches, making all three applicable here.
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