👉 The Act Weapon, also known as the "Act of Valor" or "Law of Armed Conflict," is a set of rules that govern the use of force in international armed conflicts and certain internal armed conflicts, designed to limit the effects of armed conflict and protect civilians and combatants who are no longer participating in hostilities. It establishes the legal framework for when and how states may use force, emphasizing principles such as distinction (between combatants and civilians), proportionality (ensuring that the harm caused by an attack is not excessive in relation to the military advantage gained), and necessity (using force only when required to achieve a legitimate military objective). These rules aim to minimize unnecessary suffering and protect non-combatants, even in the context of armed conflict.
