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A system of norms regulating armed conflict and protecting victims.
Both aim to protect human dignity and ensure basic rights.
Certain rights may be temporarily limited to ensure security.
Military actions must target only combatants, not civilians.
Damage from military actions must not exceed the military advantage gained.
Right to life, protection from torture, and access to humanitarian aid.
A legal regime activated during armed aggression or threats to national integrity.
Dignity, freedom, and equality are fundamental to human rights.
It established fundamental rights for all people post-World War II.
Rights form the basis for freedoms, which protect individual interests.
Children must respect others' rights and follow community rules.
Democracy ensures accountability and citizen participation in governance.
Limitations must be necessary, proportional, temporary, and lawful.
It restricts methods of warfare to minimize suffering and protect civilians.
Everyone has the right to challenge unlawful actions in court.