Weaponized noncombatants, child soldiers, and targeting innocents/ Oren J. Litwin
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Journal of Military Ethics Vol 19, No. 1, April-May 2020, pp. 56-68 (63A)Summary: This article presents a theory of noncombatant immunity that can serve as a practical guide for soldiers in the field. It improves on existing theories by justifying why and when an innocent target may be attacked, and when that same target may no longer be.
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This article presents a theory of noncombatant immunity that can serve as a practical guide for soldiers in the field. It improves on existing theories by justifying why and when an innocent target may be attacked, and when that same target may no longer be.
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