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and protected in all circumstances. They lose their protection if they commit, out- See id. at 33. they are permissible under international humanitarian law, they cannot be 4 1999); and the special issue of 37 REVUE INTERNATIONALE DROIT PE ?NAL (1966), of the Military Penal Code remain subject to ordinary criminal law and for the repression of violations of the law of armed conflict may be Guided by a broad definition of international humanitarian law, the See Report of the Preparatory Committee on the Establishment of an International Criminal Court, Vol. I, U.N. killing of 335 civilians during the war.