Règle correspondante
Georgia
Practice Relating to Rule 108. Mercenaries
Georgia’s Criminal Code (1999) defines a mercenary as:
a specially recruited person who acts with the view to receive a remuneration and who is neither a national of a State party to the conflict or hostilities, nor its permanent resident and who is not sent by any other State on official duty as a member of its armed forces.
Georgia, Criminal Code, 1999, Article 410, note.
Georgia’s Criminal Code (1999) provides: “Participation of a mercenary in armed conflict or hostilities shall be punished by deprivation of liberty for a term of three to seven years.”
Georgia, Criminal Code, 1999, Article 410(3).
Georgia’s Criminal Code (1999), taking into account amendments up to 2017, states:
Article 410 – Participation of mercenaries in armed conflicts or military actions
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3. Participation of mercenaries in armed conflicts or military actions, –
shall be punished by imprisonment for a term of four to six years.
Georgia, Criminal Code, 1999, taking into account amendments up to 2017, Article 410(3).
