Protection of cultural property in the event of armed conflict - Report
… Protocol I, such as the United States, Turkey and India, confirmed the customary law … Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Tunisia and Turkey. 61 in conformity with our list of …
… Protocol I, such as the United States, Turkey and India, confirmed the customary law … Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Tunisia and Turkey. 61 in conformity with our list of …
… 83. Sweden 84. Thailand 85. Tunisia 86. Turkey 87. United Arab Emirates 88. United …
… NAGORNOKARABAKH Stepanakert/ Khankendi TURKEY Goris NAKHICHEVAN ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF … Baku NAGORNOKARABAKH Stepanakert/ Khankendi TURKEY Goris NAKHICHEVAN ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF … NORTH MACEDONIA ITALY BULGARIA ALBANIA GREECE TURKEY ICRC/AR_2020 YEARLY RESULT ICRC …
… 88. Sweden 89. Thailand 90. Tunisia 91. Turkey 92. Ukraine 93. United Arab Emirates …
… ARMENIA Yerevan Stepanakert/ Khankendi TURKEY Goris ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN Level of … Baku Yerevan Stepanakert/ Khankendi TURKEY Goris ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN YEARLY … NORTH MACEDONIA ITALY BULGARIA ALBANIA GREECE TURKEY ICRC/AR_2021 YEARLY RESULT ICRC …
… of Security B Case No. 151, ECHR, Cyprus v. Turkey [Paras 129-157] B Case No. 160, … Rule 117] B Case No. 151, ECHR, Cyprus v. Turkey [Paras 129-150] B Case No. 154, … and Chatila B Case No. 151, ECHR, Cyprus v. Turkey B Case No. 198, Belgium, Belgian …
… potential gaps and overlaps. Example: Turkey In September 2020, the Istanbul Center …
… accession) Date of Relevant Report Submission Turkey (25 September 2003) April 2011 no …
… See ECtHR, Grand Chamber, Aydin v. Turkey, Judgment Merits and Just Satisfaction, …
… South Africa, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Venezuela, Zambia and Zimbabwe. 18 …
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International humanitarian law is based on a number of treaties, in particular the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and their Additional Protocols, and a series of other instruments.
Customary international humanitarian law consists of rules that come from "a general practice accepted as law" and that exist independent of treaty law.