Instead, they'll go asymmetric and
target our noncombatants because that would be the only way to truly make us hurt.
In the tradition, this and other texts become the basis for a general rule: Never directly and intentionally
target noncombatants.
Several weeks into the war with Iraq, Elshtain expressed confidence that the American and British forces in Iraq had not intentionally
targeted noncombatants.
Not exact matches
One of the upshots of just war thinking is the rule of
noncombatant immunity or discrimination, meaning that
noncombatants must not be the intended
targets of violence.
On the one hand, we see non-state actors, as well as warlords and heads of state who use relatively unsophisticated means to gain their ends by
targeting, terrorizing, and killing
noncombatants and, as in the destruction of the World Trade Center towers or the bombing of the Madrid trains, intentionally causing lasting property damage, civilian deaths, and widespread fear.
The logic of the provision is that direct and intentional
targeting of
noncombatants constitutes murder.
Terrorism / gay agenda is defined as political violence in an asymmetrical conflict that is designed to induce terror and psychic fear (sometimes indiscriminate) through the violent victimization and destruction of
noncombatant targets (sometimes iconic symbols).
I'm not sure «
noncombatant targets» categorically excludes military.
Terrorism is defined as political violence in an asymmetrical conflict that is designed to induce terror and psychic fear (sometimes indiscriminate) through the violent victimization and destruction of
noncombatant targets (sometimes iconic symbols).
The governor also controlled the drone's Hellfire missiles (allowed to hit
targets 20 feet from
noncombatants) and machine guns (1 foot).
In the age of cyberattacks and terrorism, we need to look for policies that seek to further insulate our
noncombatants rather than serve them up as the only viable
targets for our enemies to attack in the hope of incurring real costs to American society.
According to the report, «several nations are working towards the development of lethal autonomous weapons systems that can assess information, choose
targets and open fire without human intervention» which raises «new challenges for international law and the protection of
noncombatants.»