Attitude that (a) war is wrong and should be protested/worked against. Anti-war Armed conflict between factions within the same country. Civil war Dispute between sides, can be between individuals, groups or nations. Conflict War fought weapons, ie those covered/sanctioned by the Geneva ‘ordinary’ Conventional Conventions. warfare Letting go of blame against a person for wrongs they have done; moving on. Forgiveness The killing of groups of/many people from a specific ethnic group, having targeted them for Genocide their ethnicity. Form of warfare in which a small group fights in a non-regular manner against a Government Guerrilla warfare and its forces. War sanctioned by God, used in Islam and Judaism; rules for such a war. Holy War For example, Red Cross/Crescent; organisation which works to alleviate the suffering of those Humanitarian made victims by war (or natural disaster). organisation Bringing fairness back to a situation. Justice Set of rules for fighting a war in a way acceptable to God, used in Christianity and Sikhism. Just War A weapon of mass destruction; war fought using such a weapon (none so far in world Nuclear history). weapons/war Belief that all violence is wrong, which then affects all behaviours. Pacifism The opposite of war; harmony between all in society. Peace Making known one’s disagreement over something. Protest Making up between two groups/sides after disagreement. Reconciliation To pay someone back for their actions that have caused harm. Retaliation
Anti-war Attitude that (a) war is wrong and should be protested/worked against. Civil war Armed conflict between factions within the same country. Conflict Dispute between sides, can be between individuals, groups or nations. Conventional warfare War fought ‘ordinary’ weapons, ie those covered/sanctioned by the Geneva Conventions. Forgiveness Letting go of blame against a person for wrongs they have done; moving on. Genocide The killing of groups of/many people from a specific ethnic group, having targeted them for their ethnicity. Guerrilla warfare Form of warfare in which a small group fights in a non-regular manner against a Government and its forces. Holy War War sanctioned by God, used in Islam and Judaism; rules for such a war. Humanitarian organisation For example, Red Cross/Crescent; organisation which works to alleviate the suffering of those made victims by war (or natural disaster). Justice Bringing fairness back to a situation. Just War Set of rules for fighting a war in a way acceptable to God, used in Christianity and Sikhism. Nuclear weapons/war A weapon of mass destruction; war fought using such a weapon (none so far in world history). Pacifism Belief that all violence is wrong, which then affects all behaviours. Peace The opposite of war; harmony between all in society. Protest Making known one’s disagreement over something. Reconciliation Making up between two groups/sides after disagreement. Retaliation To pay someone back for their actions that have caused harm.