Which distinction between jus ad bellum and jus in bello is correct?

Correct answer: C. Jus ad bellum concerns entering war, while jus in bello concerns conduct during war

  • A. Jus ad bellum concerns treaties, while jus in bello concerns state recognition
  • B. Jus ad bellum concerns diplomacy, while jus in bello concerns economic sanctions
  • C. Jus ad bellum concerns entering war, while jus in bello concerns conduct during war
  • D. Jus ad bellum concerns peacekeeping, while jus in bello concerns refugee protection

Explanation

Jus ad bellum examines whether resorting to force is legally or morally justified. Jus in bello regulates how hostilities are conducted, including the treatment of civilians and prisoners.

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