Rules of International humanitarian law and other relating to the conduct of hostilities

By:

International Committee of the Red Cross

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Geneva; ICRC; 2005Description: 250pISBN:

2881450148

Subject(s):

Protocol-Legal aspects

DDC classification:

341.6 INT

Summary: Reference 0467 Language English French Arabic Spanish Russian This publication has been updated and slightly restructured and now includes a number of treaties that have been adopted since its last update in 1996. This volume is a collection of treaties regulating the conduct of hostilities. This body of law is of particular importance in alleviating the effects of armed conflict in that it regulates and limits the choice of methods and means of warfare used by the parties to the conflict. Intended for academics, students, legal profession, ICRC delegations and Red Cross Red Crescent National Societies.

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Reference 0467
Language English
French
Arabic
Spanish
Russian
This publication has been updated and slightly restructured and now includes a number of treaties that have been adopted since its last update in 1996. This volume is a collection of treaties regulating the conduct of hostilities. This body of law is of particular importance in alleviating the effects of armed conflict in that it regulates and limits the choice of methods and means of warfare used by the parties to the conflict. Intended for academics, students, legal profession, ICRC delegations and Red Cross Red Crescent National Societies.

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