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Practice Relating to Rule 65. Perfidy
Section A. General
III. Military Manuals
Madagascar’s Military Manual (1994) provides: “It is prohibited to feign a protected status thereby inviting the confidence of the enemy.” 
Madagascar, Le Droit des Conflits Armés, Ministère des Forces Armées, August 1994, Fiche No. 6-O, § 14.
Section C. Simulation of being disabled by injuries or sickness
III. Military Manuals
Madagascar’s Military Manual (1994) states that feigning incapacitation because of wounds or sickness is prohibited. 
Madagascar, Le Droit des Conflits Armés, Ministère des Forces Armées, August 1994, Fiche No. 6-O, § 14.
Section D. Simulation of surrender
III. Military Manuals
Under Madagascar’s Military Manual (1994), feigning surrender is prohibited. 
Madagascar, Le Droit des Conflits Armés, Ministère des Forces Armées, August 1994, Fiche No. 6-O, § 14.
Section E. Simulation of an intention to negotiate under the white flag of truce
III. Military Manuals
Madagascar’s Military Manual (1994) states that “it is prohibited to feign a protected status thereby inviting the confidence of the enemy”, such as abuse of the white flag. 
Madagascar, Le Droit des Conflits Armés, Ministère des Forces Armées, August 1994, Fiche No. 6-O, § 14.
Section F. Simulation of protected status by using the distinctive emblems of the Geneva Conventions
III. Military Manuals
Madagascar’s Military Manual (1994) states that “it is prohibited to feign a protected status thereby inviting the confidence of the enemy”, such as the abuse of distinctive signs. 
Madagascar, Le Droit des Conflits Armés, Ministère des Forces Armées, August 1994, Fiche No. 6-O, § 14.