Principles of IHL

This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: To set agreed rules for how wars are waged and protect civilians from the effects of hostilities, Active precautions (during attacks) and passive precautions (protection against attacks), Civilians, combatants, and those who are no longer in the fight, A target that contributes to the military effort and can be lawfully attacked, Distinction, Proportionality, and Precautions, To distinguish who should be attacked and who should be protected, Military objectives, including combatants, Direct attacks against civilians and civilian objects, Indiscriminate attacks, Balancing military advantage and potential civilian harm, Only if civilian losses are not expected to outweigh the military advantage, Constant care to avoid harming civilians and civilian objects, Verifying that a target is a military objective before attacking, They are complementary and must all be respected to make an attack lawful under IHL, Attacks that strike military and civilian targets without making a distinction between them, Steps taken to protect civilians and civilian objects under one's control from attacks, Effective advance warning must be given unless circumstances do not permit it, An effective advance warning should be given unless circumstances do not permit it, No, they apply regardless of the reasons for war, The attack should be canceled or suspended, Such an attack would be considered unlawful under IHL, Civilian population, They do not distinguish between military targets and civilians, leading to unnecessary harm and To give civilians time to evacuate or take shelter.

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