Cette section de la base de données contient la pratique sous-jacente aux 161 règles de droit international humanitaire coutumier identifiés dans l’étude du CICR sur le DIH coutumier, initialement publiée par Cambridge University Press en 2005.

Elle fait l’objet de mises à jour régulières et les documents les plus récemment incorporés sont signalés en vert .

Les règles se trouvent dans la section 1. Règles.

La pratique peut être consultée de trois manières :

• par règle
• par chapitre
• par pays

Les traductions vers l’anglais sont, sauf indication du contraire, non officielles. Seule la version originale des documents traduits pour la base de données fait foi. Les versions originales sont disponibles sur le site Web de la bibliothèque du CICR ou sur demande.

Même si cette base de données se veut aussi complète que possible dans sa représentation de la pratique, elle ne prétend pas être exhaustive ou dépourvue d’erreurs. N’hésitez pas à utiliser le formulaire de contact pour nous signaler toute erreur ou information manquante.

Content of the 2005 study and the updates of the database’s practice part:

• The printed version of the study, published in 2005, includes international material and national practice up to the end of 2002, all of which has been incorporated in this online database.
• Since the publication of this online database, international material and national practice have been updated as follows:
  • International practice from the United Nations and from international and mixed judicial and quasi-judicial bodies was updated until the end of 2007 in August 2010.
  • National practice of 80 countries was updated until the end of 2007 in 2011 and 2012 [1].
  • National practice was updated up till the end of 2010 for a first set of 3 countries [2] in August 2013, for a second set of 14 countries [3] in March 2014, for a third set of 7 countries [4]in April 2014, for a fourth set of 11 countries [7] in June 2014.
    In July 2014, national practice was updated for a set of 9 countries [8].
    In November 2014, national practice was updated for a further set of 5 countries[10].
    In June 2016, national practice was updated for a further set of 5 countries [11].
    In August 2016, national practice was updated for a further set of 5 countries [12].
    In December 2016, national practice was updated for a further set of 2 countries [14].
    In December 2017, national practice was updated for a further set of 2 countries [15].
    In March 2018, national practice was updated for a further set of 5 countries [16].
    In May 2018, national practice was updated for a further set of 4 countries [17].
    In July 2018, national practice was updated for a further set of 2 countries [18].
    In December 2018, national practice was updated for a further set of 2 countries [19].
    In July 2019, national practice was updated for another country [20].
    In December 2019, national practice was updated for another country [21].
    In November 2020, national practice was updated for another country [22].
    In December 2020, national practice was updated for another country [23].
    In September 2021, national practice was updated for a further set of 2 countries [24].
    In November 2021, national practice was updated for another country [25].
    In April 2022, national practice was updated for a further set of 2 countries [26].
  • International practice from international and mixed judicial and quasi-judicial bodies was updated until the end of 2010 for 2 such bodies in August 2013 [5], for 3 such bodies in April 2014 [6] and for 2 tribunals in July 2014 [9]. In August 2016, international practice from 2 international courts was updated until the end of 2013[13].