Соответствующая норма
Kenya
Practice Relating to Rule 42. Works and Installations Containing Dangerous Forces
Kenya’s LOAC Manual (1997) defines a work or installation containing dangerous forces as “a dam, a dyke or nuclear power plant whose attack and consequent destruction may cause the release of dangerous forces and thereby severe losses among the civilian population”.
Kenya, Law of Armed Conflict, Military Basic Course (ORS), 4 Précis, The School of Military Police, 1997, Précis No. 2, p. 12.
The manual states:
Certain property and buildings must also not be attacked except where an order to the contrary has been given. This comprises … certain installations which contain particularly dangerous forces (dams, dykes and nuclear power plants).
Kenya, Law of Armed Conflict, Military Basic Course (ORS), 4 Précis, The School of Military Police, 1997, Précis No. 2, p. 15.
Kenya’s LOAC Manual (1997) provides: “The defensive armament of a work or installation containing dangerous forces must be limited to weapons capable of repelling hostile action against that work or installation.”
Kenya, Law of Armed Conflict, Military Basic Course (ORS), 4 Précis, The School of Military Police, 1997, Précis No. 2, p. 13.
