Question

what protects humanitarian aid workers during times of war?○ the universal declaration of human rights○ the international criminal court○ the world health organization○ the geneva convention

Explanation:

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a broad statement of human rights, not specific to wartime aid workers. The International Criminal Court prosecutes war crimes but does not directly protect workers. The World Health Organization focuses on global health, not wartime protection of aid workers. The Geneva Conventions specifically outline protections for non-combatants, including humanitarian aid workers, during armed conflict.

Answer:

the Geneva Convention