TY  - BOOK
AU  - Mulinen,Frederic de
TI  - Handbook on the Law of War for Armed Forces
SN  - 2881450091
AV  - KZ6385 H19
PY  - 1987///
CY  - Geneve
PB  - International Comittee of the Red Cross
KW  - War (International law)
KW  - Armed forces
KW  - Armed conflict
KW  - International law
KW  - LAW OF WAR
KW  - unbist
N1  - Essentials of the law of war. -- [1987]
N2  - Main international treaties on the law of war; Part 1. Terms of reference; Section 1.1 The law of war and armed forces; Chapter A The law of war; Chapter B Law types; Chapter C Legal position of states; Chapter D Application of the law of war; Chapter E Summary rules for non-international armed conflict; Chapter F Armed forces under the law of war; Chapter G The law of war as a code of conduct and behaviour for armed; Section 1.2 Basic categories of persons and objects; Chapter B Civilian persons; Chapter C Military objectives; Chapter D Civilian objects; Section 1.3 Specifically protected persons and objects; Chapter B Military medical service; Chapter C Civilian medical service; Chapter D Religious personnel and objects; Chapter E Civil defence; Chapter F Cultural objects and places of worship in general; Chapter G Marked cultural objects; Chapter H Works or installations containing dangerous forces; Chapter I Demilitarized zones; Section 1.4 War victims; Chapter A Prisoners of war; Chapter B Wounded, sick, Shipwrecked; Part 2. Control of armed conflict; Section 2.1 Evolution of a conflict; Chapter A Beginning of an armed conflict; Chapter B Escalation of an armed conflict; Chapter C Deescalation and end of an armed conflict; Section 2.2 Preparatory measures in peace-time; Chapter A Strategic measures; Chapter B Executive and administrative measures; Section 2.3 Control during an armed conflict; Chapter C Fundamental protection; Chapter D Basic categories of persons and objects; Chapter E Specifically protected persons and objects; Chapter F War victims; Chapter H Action of intermediaries; Chapter I Duty and action of neutral states; Section 2.4 Measures after an armed conflict; Chapter A Restoring normal conditions; Chapter B Repatriation and release of persons and objects; Chapter C Missing and dead persons; Part 3. Command responsibility; Section 3.1 General responsibility; Chapter A Overall responsibility in military operations; Chapter B Responsibility of every commander; Section 3.2 Law of war training; Chapter A Training principles; Chapter B The law of war instructor; Chapter C Main training levels and categories; Chapter D Reference documents; Chapter A Organization principles; Chapter B Operational and geographical context; Chapter C Specifically protected persons and objects; Chapter D Multinational forces and problems; Chapter E Cooperation with civilian authorities; Section 3.4 Specific circumstances; Chapter A Warfare between dissimilar forces; Chapter B Action in an unusual environment; Chapter C Unusual supply and evaluation circumstances; Part 4. Exercise of command; Section 4.1 The mission; Section 4.2 Elements for decision making; Chapter A Search for information; Chapter B Precautions required by the law of war; Chapter C Tactical siuation; Chapter D Military necessity; Section 4.3 Decision making; Chapter A Time factor; Chapter D Missions to subordinates; Chapter E Coorperation with civilian authorities; Section 4.4 Control of execution; Chapter A Control principles; Chapter B Adjustments during execution; Part 5. Conduct of operations; Section 5.1 Conduct of operations in general; Chapter A Conduct principles; Chapter B Information needed; Chapter C Means of combat; Chapter D Methods of combat; Chapter E Deception effects anticipated; Chapter F Axclution zones and similar areas; Chapter G Specifically protected objects; Chapter H Protected zones; Chapter I Cooperation with civilian authorities; Section 5.2 Conduct of attack; Section 5.3 Conduct of defence; Section 5.4 Movements and locations; Part 6. Behaviour in action; Chapter A Combat principles; Chapter B Foreign ships; Chapter C Foreign aircraft; Chapter D Exclusion zones and similar areas; Chapter F Protected zones; Chapter G Search for victims of combat; Chapter H Capture of victims of combat; Section 6.2 Captured persons and objects; Chapter A Enemy combatants; Chapter B Wounded, sick, shipwrecked; Chapter D Enemy military medical personnel; Chapter E Enemy military religious personnel; Chapter F Enemy military objects; Section 6.3 Non-hostile contacts with the enemy; Chapter A Unilateral measures; Chapter B Interruption of combat; Section 6.4 Measures of combat; Chapter A Military measures; Chapter B Cooperation with civilian authorities; Section 7.1 Conduct of transportation; Chapter A Principles for military transportation; Chapter B Separate military, medical and civilian transportation; Chapter C Joint military, medical and/or civilian transportation; Chapter D Cooperation with civilian authorities; Section 7.2 Evaluation of captured persons and objects; Chapter A Supply principles; Chapter B Medical supply; Chapter C Supply of religious objects; Section 7.4 Medical transportation; Chapter A Medical transportation principles; Chapter B Medical transportation on land; Chapter C Medical transportation at sea; Chapter D Medical transportation by air; Section 8.1 Logistic bases; Chapter A Logistic principles; Chapter B Military supply and maintenance bases; Chapter C Military medical service bases; Section 8.2 Treatment of captured persons and objects; Chapter B Wounded and sick; Chapter C Death of prisoners of war; Section 8.3 Civil affairs; Chapter A Cooperation with civilian authorities; Chapter B Foreign inhabitants; Chapter C Civil affairs in free foreign territory; Section 8.4 Penal affairs; Chapter A Breaches of the law of war; Chapter B Judicial proceedings; Chapter C Prosecution of prisoners of war; Chapter D Prosecution of foreign inhabitants; Section 9.1 Law of occupation; Section 9.2 Particular provisions on occupation; Chapter B Situation of the civilian population; Chapter C Movements of civilian persons; Chapter D Security measures against inhabitants; Chapter E Penal affairs; Section 9.3 Control of occupation; Chapter B Measures of the occupying power; Chapter C Measures of the authorities and inhabitants of the occupied; Section 9.4 Combat actions in occupied territory; Section 10.1 Law of neutrality; Section 10.2 Particular provisions on neutrality; Chapter A Areas of belligerent operations; Chapter B Access to neutral spece in general; Chapter C Temporary access to neutral space; Chapter D Internment of belligerent armed forces; Section 10.3 Control og neutrality; Chapter B Measures of the neutral state; Chapter C Measures of belligerent parties; Section 10.4 Combat actions in neutral space; Annex 1 Particular provisions on specific weapons; Section 3. Land mines and similar; Chapter B Conditions for permitted use; Section 4. Incendiary weapons; Section 5. Anti-ship mines; Section 1. Individual identity documents; Chapter A Identity cards; Chapter B Identity discs; Chapter D Recommended additional data on identity card; Section 2. Distinctive signs; Section 3. Distinctive signals; Chapter B Distinctive medical light signal; Chapter C Distinctive medical radio signal; Chapter D Distinctive medical radar signal; Chapter E Distinctive medical underwater acoustic signal; Chapter F Other signals; Law of war: Summary for commanders; Law of war: Rules for behaviour in action; Law of war: Training programme
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