All partiesinvolvedin theconflictWho isresponsible forensuring therules of warare followed?InternationalHumanitarianLawWhat lawwas bornfrom theFirst GenevaConvention?Sick andwoundedWho must becared forregardless ofwhich side theyfought for?CiviliansWho cannever bedeliberatelytargeted inwar?RedCross orRedCrescentWhat symbol isused to protectmedicalworkers in warzones?Their jobwithoutharmHow mustmedicalworkers betreated duringconflict?Some weapons(e.g., chemicalweapons) don’tdistinguishbetweencombatants andciviliansWhy are limitsplaced oncertainweapons underthe laws ofwar?Tortureand ill-treatmentWhat isprohibited bythe laws ofwar regardingdetainees?The rightto betreatedWhat right dowoundedsoldiers have,no matter theirallegiance?Civilians,detainees,sick andwoundedWho isprotectedunderIHL?They mustcontinuetheir duty tosave livesWhat happensif a medicalworker isthreatened at acheckpointduring war?Providefood andessentialsuppliesWhat mustbe done tohelp civilianssurviveduring war?WarcrimeWhat is itcalled whencivilians areintentionallytargeted?Destroyingthingsessentialfor survivalWhat do therules of warprohibit besidestargetingcivilians?MedicalworkersWho must notbe attackedwhile they aredoing theirjob?Medicalworkers andthe RedCross/RedCrescentWho helpsto care forthe sick andwounded?To keepthem aliveand preservetheir dignityWhy is itimportant totreatdetaineeswith dignity?Nolongera threatWho aredetaineesonce theyarecaptured?Therules ofwarWhat must betaken intoaccount whendesigning newweapons forwarfare?Autonomousrobotsdistinguishingbetweenmilitary targetsand civiliansWhat is amajorconcern forfuturewarfare?The FirstGenevaConventionof 1864What eventled to thebirth ofmodern IHL?Ensuringpeople canlive togetheragainWhat isIHL's rolein post-warsociety?Access to food,water, andcommunicationwith loved onesWhat mustalways beallowed fordetainees,regardless oftheir past?To minimizesuffering andprotecthumandignityWhat is thepurpose ofInternationalHumanitarianLaw in times ofwar?All partiesinvolvedin theconflictWho isresponsible forensuring therules of warare followed?InternationalHumanitarianLawWhat lawwas bornfrom theFirst GenevaConvention?Sick andwoundedWho must becared forregardless ofwhich side theyfought for?CiviliansWho cannever bedeliberatelytargeted inwar?RedCross orRedCrescentWhat symbol isused to protectmedicalworkers in warzones?Their jobwithoutharmHow mustmedicalworkers betreated duringconflict?Some weapons(e.g., chemicalweapons) don’tdistinguishbetweencombatants andciviliansWhy are limitsplaced oncertainweapons underthe laws ofwar?Tortureand ill-treatmentWhat isprohibited bythe laws ofwar regardingdetainees?The rightto betreatedWhat right dowoundedsoldiers have,no matter theirallegiance?Civilians,detainees,sick andwoundedWho isprotectedunderIHL?They mustcontinuetheir duty tosave livesWhat happensif a medicalworker isthreatened at acheckpointduring war?Providefood andessentialsuppliesWhat mustbe done tohelp civilianssurviveduring war?WarcrimeWhat is itcalled whencivilians areintentionallytargeted?Destroyingthingsessentialfor survivalWhat do therules of warprohibit besidestargetingcivilians?MedicalworkersWho must notbe attackedwhile they aredoing theirjob?Medicalworkers andthe RedCross/RedCrescentWho helpsto care forthe sick andwounded?To keepthem aliveand preservetheir dignityWhy is itimportant totreatdetaineeswith dignity?Nolongera threatWho aredetaineesonce theyarecaptured?Therules ofwarWhat must betaken intoaccount whendesigning newweapons forwarfare?Autonomousrobotsdistinguishingbetweenmilitary targetsand civiliansWhat is amajorconcern forfuturewarfare?The FirstGenevaConventionof 1864What eventled to thebirth ofmodern IHL?Ensuringpeople canlive togetheragainWhat isIHL's rolein post-warsociety?Access to food,water, andcommunicationwith loved onesWhat mustalways beallowed fordetainees,regardless oftheir past?To minimizesuffering andprotecthumandignityWhat is thepurpose ofInternationalHumanitarianLaw in times ofwar?

Rules of War in a Nutshell - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Who is responsible for ensuring the rules of war are followed?
    All parties involved in the conflict
  2. What law was born from the First Geneva Convention?
    International Humanitarian Law
  3. Who must be cared for regardless of which side they fought for?
    Sick and wounded
  4. Who can never be deliberately targeted in war?
    Civilians
  5. What symbol is used to protect medical workers in war zones?
    Red Cross or Red Crescent
  6. How must medical workers be treated during conflict?
    Their job without harm
  7. Why are limits placed on certain weapons under the laws of war?
    Some weapons (e.g., chemical weapons) don’t distinguish between combatants and civilians
  8. What is prohibited by the laws of war regarding detainees?
    Torture and ill-treatment
  9. What right do wounded soldiers have, no matter their allegiance?
    The right to be treated
  10. Who is protected under IHL?
    Civilians, detainees, sick and wounded
  11. What happens if a medical worker is threatened at a checkpoint during war?
    They must continue their duty to save lives
  12. What must be done to help civilians survive during war?
    Provide food and essential supplies
  13. What is it called when civilians are intentionally targeted?
    War crime
  14. What do the rules of war prohibit besides targeting civilians?
    Destroying things essential for survival
  15. Who must not be attacked while they are doing their job?
    Medical workers
  16. Who helps to care for the sick and wounded?
    Medical workers and the Red Cross/Red Crescent
  17. Why is it important to treat detainees with dignity?
    To keep them alive and preserve their dignity
  18. Who are detainees once they are captured?
    No longer a threat
  19. What must be taken into account when designing new weapons for warfare?
    The rules of war
  20. What is a major concern for future warfare?
    Autonomous robots distinguishing between military targets and civilians
  21. What event led to the birth of modern IHL?
    The First Geneva Convention of 1864
  22. What is IHL's role in post-war society?
    Ensuring people can live together again
  23. What must always be allowed for detainees, regardless of their past?
    Access to food, water, and communication with loved ones
  24. What is the purpose of International Humanitarian Law in times of war?
    To minimize suffering and protect human dignity