According to Just War Theory, conduct within war is not subject to any moral constraints. True False
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According to Just War Theory, conduct within war is subject to moral constraints. Just War Theory outlines principles that govern the justice of resorting to war (jus ad bellum) and the justice of conduct within war (jus in bello). Jus in bello specifically Show more…
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