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    INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY CHITTAGONG

    Department of Law
    Semester Final Examination- Spring 2010
    LL.M. (Final), 1st Semester
    Course Title: International Humanitarian Law; Course Code: LAW5104

    Time: 2.30 Hours Full Marks: 50

    Answer any four of the following questions. All questions carry equal marks.

    1. Describe the concept of ‘armed conflict’. Distinguish between international armed


    conflict and non-international armed conflict.

    2. Enumerate the fundamental rules of humanitarian law applicable in armed


    conflict.

    3. What do you mean by civilian population and civilian object? Discuss the rules of
    protection of civilian population during war.

    4. Describe the limits on the choice of methods and means of warfare.

    5. Who is a combatant? What protections are available under international


    humanitarian law for prisoners of war? Discuss.

    6. Discuss the rules regarding protection of children and women during armed
    conflict under international humanitarian law.

    7. Discuss the state responsibility to implement international humanitarian law.

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