Règle correspondante
Greece
Practice Relating to Rule 146. Reprisals against Protected Persons
The Hellenic Navy’s International Law Manual (1995) provides: “In the context of armed conflict, reprisals are prohibited … [a]gainst prisoners of war.”
Greece, International Law Manual, Hellenic Navy General Staff, Directorate A2, Division IV, 1995, Chapter 4, § 7(a).
The Hellenic Navy’s International Law Manual (1995) provides: “In the context of armed conflict, reprisals are prohibited … against shipwrecked, wounded and sick.”
Greece, International Law Manual, Hellenic Navy General Staff, Directorate A2, Division IV, 1995, Chapter 4, § 7(a).
The Hellenic Navy’s International Law Manual (1995) provides:
[T]he protection [against reprisals in the context of armed conflict] extends also to the personnel of hospitals and mobile hospital units of any type, as well as to religious personnel, according to art. 20 of Add. Protocol I of 1977.
Greece, International Law Manual, Hellenic Navy General Staff, Directorate A2, Division IV, 1995, Chapter 4, § 7(a).
The Hellenic Navy’s International Law Manual (1995) provides: “In the context of armed conflict, reprisals are prohibited … [a]gainst civilians.”
Greece, International Law Manual, Hellenic Navy General Staff, Directorate A2, Division IV, 1995, Chapter 4, § 7(a).
