Rules to limit suffering in war


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Contents

Introduction

Protection of the civilian population

Protection of civilian objects

Distinction between civilians and combatants

Medical personnel

Objects indispensable to the survival

Indiscriminate attacks

Starvation

Protection and care

Missing persons

Reunion of dispersed families

Protection of women

Protection of children

Child soldiers

Natural environment

Dissemination

Humanitarian organizations

31-05-2007 Photo Collection

Rules to limit suffering in war

Series of photos illustrating rules laid down by the 1977 protocols additional to the Geneva Conventions, which aim to limit the suffering of people affected by armed conflict.

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Indiscriminate attacks - " Indiscriminate attacks are prohibited. Among others, the following types of attacks are to be considered as indiscriminate: (...)an attack which may be expected to cause incidental loss of civilian life, injury to civilians, damage to civilian objects (…)" PI Art 51

Objects indispensable to the survival

Starvation

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31-05-2007