Respect for international humanitarian law /
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BookPublisher: Geneva; ICRC, 1993Description: 104 p. : 23 cm.Subject(s): International Humanitarian LawDDC classification: 341.67 RES 1993
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Contents
Foreword
Seven questions concerning international humanitarian Law
Question 1 What is international humanitarian law?
Question 2 What does international humanitarian law protect and how?
Question 3 What are the principal treaties of international humanitarian law?
Question 4 Who must respect international law?
Question 5 Why respect international humanitarian law?
Question 6 How can one ensure respect for international humanitarian law?
Question How are parliamentarians concerned and what can they do?
Seven measures to respect and ensure respect for international humanitarian law
Measure 1 Becoming party to the treaties of international humanitarian law
Measure 2 Repressing violations of international humanitarian law
Measure 3 Protecting the Red Cross and Red Crescent emblems
Measure 4 Taking implementing measures to ensure respect for international humanitarian law
Measure 5 Spreading knowledge of international humanitarian law
Measure 6 Establishing a national implementation commission
Measure 7 Taking action to obtain universal respect for international humanitarian law
Model instruments and reference material
Model notification of an instrument of ratification
Model instruments of ratification acceptance, approval or accession to the 1980 Conventional Weapons Convention
Suggested declarations
Model law concerning the use and protection of the Red Cross and Red Crescent emblems
Brief overview of the protection afforded to certain specific groups under international humanitarian law
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