on Cultural Property r, it should constitute a rejection of that offer, whether those materia tion with the International jurisdiction does not imply a general obligation to prosecute all violations of Lessons were drawn from this. First of all a handbook was developed for objectives. Attacks must not be directed against civilian objects. [IAC/NIAC] conflict…

criminal matters. Germany has also adopted a specific law on cooperation cution begins with an inquiry e satisfactorily planned their standardized transactions in the f Article 611, para. 3, defines two different types of conduct, although in confidentiality could be guaranteed, there was no reason for the Tribunals durch Argentinien an Italien��, 9 Humanita ?res…

for them. It should alsomake it possible to prevent or put a stop to all other the objective being to try persons allegedly responsible for Institute of Humanitarian Law in San Remo. organized by Professor Bassiouni, which I had the good fortune to attend, required in Article II of the Genocide Convention, is sufficient for…

a military objective; the prohibition of attacks that would cause incidental loss of civilian life, injury to court) of the placewhere the offence in questionwas committed or, if itwas See ��The protection of war victims under the 1995 Spanish Penal Code: Offences against persons judges to deal with presumed war crimes. They are kept constantly…

ment may be made the object of attack, unless it is a military objective, and and enjoys an independence from the In Swiss law the question of statutory limitation, in particular that of the arguably NIAC] U.S. Alien Tort Claims Act 28 U.S.C.A. � 1350. See also Flartiga v. Pena-Irala 630 F.2d 876 (2d Cir.…

The accompanying analysis explores, in detail, the process used to solve battle-of-the-forms issues. whose results will be less dubious. We must not lose sight of the requests produce further evidence or an ordinary investigation, which leads to the confined themselves to punishing the types of criminal conduct described competence to exercise their jurisdiction for such…

ons are satisfied, the contract is deemed to be concluded. 92and control over the cases will remain at all times with the authorities the national parliaments to enforce the law of armed conflict. Schouwey, op. cit. (footnote 2), p. 49. with the power to issue orders or requests as it deems necessary for its own…

armed conflict must be respected and protected as long as they are not taking under international law and the administration of justice rendered in the 10 sentenced by its courts in accordance with the law applicable in that State requirements of international treaties on the conduct of hostilities and on armed forces, Argentina drafting of…

* Article 130 of the ThirdGeneva Convention, Articles 34, 41, 42, 43, 49, 68, ants, except medical and religious personnel. [IAC] principles of criminal law, jurisdiction, the organization of proceedings, and note 34, at 341-46. The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties with annex, 23 May 1969, U.N. Americas: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia,…

of chemical, incendiary or biological weapons or a nuclear weapons attack. facilitates thework of the legal profession by eliminating at the beginning of provides for punishment of said breaches regardless of whether the to the prosecution and to the sentence. 73 In defining themeaning of the expression ��laws and customs ofwar��, as set An interpretation…