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    The document discusses several aspects of public international law relating to war, including: 1) It defines war as armed contention between two or more states through their armed forces to overpower each other and impose peace terms. 2) It notes the Philippines renounces war as an instrument of national policy. 3) It lists some ways a state can commence war, such as a declaration of war or rejection of an ultimatum. 4) It discusses several basic principles of war, including military necessity, humanity, and chivalry. It also discusses the exception for espionage under the principle of chivalry. 5) It defines belligerent occupation as the temporary military occupation

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    The document discusses several aspects of public international law relating to war, including: 1) It defines war as armed contention between two or more states through their armed forces to overpower each other and impose peace terms. 2) It notes the Philippines renounces war as an instrument of national policy. 3) It lists some ways a state can commence war, such as a declaration of war or rejection of an ultimatum. 4) It discusses several basic principles of war, including military necessity, humanity, and chivalry. It also discusses the exception for espionage under the principle of chivalry. 5) It defines belligerent occupation as the temporary military occupation

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    WAR

    PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW

    WAR
    Armed contention between
    two or more States through
    their armed forces for the
    purpose of overpowering
    each other and imposing
    such conditions of peace as

    POLICY OF THE PHILIPPINES AS REGARDS WAR

    The Philippines renounces war as an instrument of n


    policy.

    COMMENCEMENT OF WAR:

    1.Declaration of War
    2.Rejection of an ultimatum
    3.Commission of an act of force regarded by
    at least one of the parties as an act of w

    BASIC PRINCIPLES OF WAR:


    Doctrine of Military Necessity

    Belligerents may employ any amount and kin


    of force to compel the complete submission o
    the enemy with the least possible loss of live
    time and money.

    Doctrine of Humanity
    It prohibits the use of weapons which cause
    indiscriminate destruction or injury or inflict
    unnecessary pain or suffering

    PRINCIPLE OF CHIVALRY

    This principle requires the belligerents to give proper


    warning before launching a bombardment or prohibi
    the use of perfidy in the conduct of hostilities.
    EXCEPTION:
    This principle does not prohibit Espionage

    BELLIGERENT OCCUPATION

    It is the temporary military occupation of the enemy


    territory during the war.
    The occupant need not have its feet planted on ever
    square foot of territory, provided it maintains effectiv

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