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Indonesia
Practice Relating to Rule 65. Perfidy
Indonesia’s Military Manual (1982) provides: “It is prohibited to kill or injure the enemy by perfidy.”
Indonesia, The Basics of International Humanitarian Law, Legal Division of the Indonesian Armed Forces, 1982, § 103.
Indonesia’s Military Manual (1982) provides: “It is prohibited to kill or injure the enemy by perfidy, such as … to misuse the flag of truce.”
Indonesia, The Basics of International Humanitarian Law, Legal Division of the Indonesian Armed Forces, 1982, § 103.
Indonesia’s Military Manual (1982) provides: “It is prohibited to kill or injure the enemy by perfidy, such as … to misuse the flag of truce.”
Indonesia, The Basics of International Humanitarian Law, Legal Division of the Indonesian Armed Forces, 1982, § 103.
Indonesia’s Military Manual (1982) provides: “It is prohibited to kill or injure the enemy by perfidy, such as to pretend to be a non-combatant.”
Indonesia, The Basics of International Humanitarian Law, Legal Division of the Indonesian Armed Forces, 1982, § 103.
At the CDDH, Indonesia proposed deleting paragraph 1(c) of Article 35 of the draft Additional Protocol I (now Article 37).
Indonesia, Proposal of amendment to Article 35 of draft Additional Protocol I submitted to the CDDH, Official Records, Vol. III, CDDH/III/232, 25 February 1975, p. 164.
This proposal was the expression of the fear that paragraph 1(c) could be misused to punish combatants who would otherwise be entitled to the status of prisoner of war. However, Indonesia finally agreed upon paragraph 1(c) of Article 35 of the draft Additional Protocol I (now Article 37) following the same reasoning as the one of Viet Nam stated below.
CDDH, Official Records, Vol. XV, CDDH/III/SR.47, 31 May 1976, pp. 85 and 86, § 4.
