Соответствующая норма
Zimbabwe
Practice Relating to Rule 30. Persons and Objects Displaying the Distinctive Emblem
Zimbabwe’s Code of Conduct for Combatants (1993), under the heading “Combat rules”, states:
Combatants:
Respect these signs [i.e. the red cross, red crescent and red crystal]!
…
which protect:
- wounded and sick
- medical staff and Red Cross/Red Crescent/Red Crystal personnel
- ambulances and Red Cross/Red Crescent/Red Crystal transports
- hospital, first-aid posts and Red Cross/Red Crescent/Red Crystal premises.
Zimbabwe, Code of Conduct for Combatants, Joint publication of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces and the International Committee of the Red Cross Regional Delegation in Harare, 1993, p. 2.
The Code of Conduct further states: “Special protection is to be given to Red Cross/Red Crescent/Red Crystal personnel, buildings and equipment.”
Zimbabwe, Code of Conduct for Combatants, Joint publication of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces and the International Committee of the Red Cross Regional Delegation in Harare, 1993, p. 14.
Under the heading “Distinctive signs”, the Code of Conduct shows an image of a building with a red cross on a white ground and states: “Leave these buildings [and] establishments … untouched”.
Zimbabwe, Code of Conduct for Combatants, Joint publication of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces and the International Committee of the Red Cross Regional Delegation in Harare, 1993, p. 13.
Under the same heading, in a section on “[R]eligious personnel (military and civilian)”, the manual lists the red cross, red crescent and red crystal on a white ground and states: “Respect those bearing and objects marked with such signs.”
Zimbabwe, Code of Conduct for Combatants, Joint publication of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces and the International Committee of the Red Cross Regional Delegation in Harare, 1993, p. 12.
