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- 2. Practice
- By Country
- Indonesia
- Afghanistan
- Albania
- Algeria
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- Angola
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- Ghana
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- Yugoslavia, Socialist Federal Republic of
- Zaire
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- Rule 59
- Rule 1
- Rule 3
- Rule 4
- Rule 5
- Rule 6
- Rule 7
- Rule 8
- Rule 11
- Rule 14
- Rule 15
- Rule 16
- Rule 17
- Rule 18
- Rule 19
- Rule 20
- Rule 21
- Rule 22
- Rule 25
- Rule 27
- Rule 29
- Rule 30
- Rule 37
- Rule 38
- Rule 42
- Rule 45
- Rule 47
- Rule 48
- Rule 50
- Rule 51
- Rule 52
- Rule 53
- Rule 54
- Rule 57
- Rule 59 (current)
- Rule 60
- Rule 62
- Rule 63
- Rule 65
- Rule 70
- Rule 72
- Rule 73
- Rule 74
- Rule 77
- Rule 78
- Rule 79
- Rule 80
- Rule 84
- Rule 85
- Rule 86
- Rule 87
- Rule 89
- Rule 90
- Rule 98
- Rule 100
- Rule 101
- Rule 104
- Rule 106
- Rule 109
- Rule 110
- Rule 111
- Rule 112
- Rule 113
- Rule 114
- Rule 117
- Rule 123
- Rule 128
- Rule 131
- Rule 132
- Rule 134
- Rule 135
- Rule 137
- Rule 139
- Rule 142
- Rule 143
- Rule 145
- Rule 146
- Rule 147
- Rule 148
- Rule 149
- Rule 150
- Rule 151
- Rule 153
- Rule 155
- Rule 157
Related Rule
Indonesia
Practice Relating to Rule 59. Improper Use of the Distinctive Emblems of the Geneva Conventions
Indonesia’s Military Manual (1982) states: “It is prohibited to use the Red Cross emblem improperly.”
Indonesia, The Basics of International Humanitarian Law, Legal Division of the Indonesian Armed Forces, 1982, § 104.
Indonesia’s Penal Code (1946) punishes anyone who uses, without being entitled to do so, a mark of distinction which is assigned to a certain society or to the personnel of the health service of armed forces.
Indonesia, Penal Code, 1946, Article 508.
© International Committee of the Red Cross
