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- 2. Practice
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- Rule 59
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- Prohibition of Certain Types of Landmines
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Related Rule
Senegal
Practice Relating to Rule 59. Improper Use of the Distinctive Emblems of the Geneva Conventions
Senegal’s Disciplinary Regulations (1990) states that, under the laws and customs of war, it is prohibited “to use improperly … the distinctive insignia recognized by international conventions”.
Senegal, Règlement de Discipline dans les Forces Armées, Décret 90-1159, 12 October 1990, Article 34(2).
© International Committee of the Red Cross
