Norma relacionada
Georgia
Practice Relating to Rule 65. Perfidy
Section G. Simulation of protected status by using the United Nations emblem or uniform
Under Georgia’s Criminal Code (1999), “the perfidious use of … protective signs and signals recognized by international humanitarian law” in an international or non-international armed conflict is a crime.
Georgia, Criminal Code, 1999, Article 411(1)(f).
Georgia’s Criminal Code (1999), taking into account amendments up to 2017, states:
Intentional breach of the provisions of … international humanitarian law during armed conflicts between states or within a state, in particular:
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f) improper use of a … state flag, other markings, forms or signals of the adversary party, the United Nations Organisation … or other markings recognised under … international humanitarian law, which has resulted in human deaths or serious bodily injuries;
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shall be punished by imprisonment for a term of ten to fifteen years.
Georgia, Criminal Code, 1999, taking into account amendments up to 2017, Article 411(1)(f).
