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Practice Relating to Rule 142. Instruction in International Humanitarian Law within Armed Forces
Section A. General
VI. Other National Practice
In 2008, Ireland’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, in a written response to a question on the existence of a positive human rights obligation for peacekeeping forces to protect civilian populations, stated: “I am advised by my colleague the Minister for Defence … that all members of the Defence Forces assigned to peacekeeping duties overseas are briefed on relevant international human rights law and the Law of Armed Conflict.” 
Ireland, Dáil Eireann (House of Deputies), Minister for Foreign Affairs, Written Answers – Human Rights Issues, Dáil Eireann debate Vol. 657 No. 1, 18 June 2008.
In 2009, in its initial report to the Committee against Torture, Ireland stated:
Generic Law of Armed Conflict (LOAC) training is an integral part of all Defence Forces career courses and overseas training at both the individual and collective levels, with the necessary and appropriate allocations of personnel and time. LOAC training includes instruction on the Convention [against Torture]. 
Ireland, Initial report to the Committee against Torture, 26 January 2010, UN Doc CAT/C/IRL/1, submitted 31 July 2009, § 207.