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Italy
Practice Relating to Rule 122. Pillage of the Personal Belongings of Persons Deprived of Their Liberty
Italy’s Combatant’s Manual (1998) states:
Prisoners cannot be deprived of effects and objects of strictly personal use, documents, indication of rank, decorations and personal objects of value, just as they may keep the helmet and gas mask they have with them.
Italy, Manuale del Combattente, SME 1000/A/2, Stato Maggiore Esercito/Reparto Impiego delle Forze, Ufficio Dottrina, Addestramento e Regolamenti, 1998, § 252.
The manual further states that “prisoners are authorized to carry with them their personal effects, valuables, money, correspondence and parcels”.
Italy, Manuale del Combattente, SME 1000/A/2, Stato Maggiore Esercito/Reparto Impiego delle Forze, Ufficio Dottrina, Addestramento e Regolamenti, 1998, § 252.
Italy’s Wartime Military Penal Code (1941) provides that the soldier who steals money or other objects from a prisoner of war, with the intent to appropriate them for himself or for others, is guilty of a punishable offence.
Italy, Wartime Military Penal Code, 1941, Article 214.
