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Abtahi, H., 153

Akande, D., 78

Akehurst, M., 222

Akkerman, R., 122

Albrecht, A. R., 225

Aldrich, G. H., 48, 135

Alford, R. P., 195

Allen, C. A., 140

Almond, H. H., 179

Ambos, K., 238, 246, 249

Anderberg, B., 73

Anderson, K., 48

Antoine, P., 176, 191

Arend, A. C., 107

Arsanjani, M. H., 164

Austin, J. E., 176

Bacevich, A. J., 99

Baker, B., 184

Bantekas, I., 238

Barber, P., 94, 118

Barrett, R. W., 40

Bassiouni, C. M., 124

Baxter, R. R., 41, 74, 109, 203, 211, 224, 234--6

Belt, S. W., 126

Bernhardt, R., xvii

Best, G., 86

Biddle, T. D., 117

Bierzanek, R., 222

Bindschedler-Robert, D., 29, 38, 40, 124

Birov, V. A., 158

Blix, H., 59, 111, 122, 135, 182

Boelaert-Souminen, S., 243

Boisson de Chazournes, L., 79, 193

Booth, C. D., 131

Bothe, M., xix, 92, 103, 123, 126, 139, 144, 147, 183--4, 188--9, 223, 233

Bouvier, A. A., 85, 91, 124, 188--90, 195

Bretton, P., 129, 182

Bring, O., 71, 73

Brown, B. L., 126

Brown, J. B., 58, 154

Bruch, C. E., 176

Bueren, Van, G.,141

Buergenthal, T., 74, 224

Burger, J. A., 86

Burmester, H. C., 51

Busuttil, J. J., 70, 87

Caggiano, M. J. T., 179

Carnahan, B. M., 59, 65, 73, 86, 94

Carruthers, R., 183

Cassese, A., 51, 80, 83, 122--3, 128, 222, 233, 244

Charlesworth, H., 141

Clark, R. S., 61

Cohen, E. A., 99

Coll, A. R., 99, 107

Cottier, M., 128, 208

Coupland, R., 60, 80

Coursier, H., 135

Crawford, J., 16

Crowe, C. N., 240

Cryer, R., 48, 59

Dalton, J. G., 188

Dando, M., 60

Daoust, I., 80

David, E., 62, 94

De Gaulle, C., 47

De Preux, J., 26, 37, 44, 46, 51--2, 58, 62--3, 72, 146, 189--91, 201--7, 210, 212--13, 235, 240

Delissen, A. J. M., 103, 120, 142

Demarest, G. B., 209

DeSaussure, H., 85--6, 112

Desch, T., 160, 165

Desgagne, R., 177

Detter, I., 98, 135

Deventer, Van, H. W., 52

Diederich, M. D., 196

Dilhorne, Viscount, 36

Djonovich, D. J., 84

Dönitz, K., 54

Donner, M., 181

Dörmann, K., 33, 116, 146, 156

Doswald-Beck, L., 12, 53, 70, 73, 80, 83, 123, 125, 131, 144, 155, 169--71, 174, 177, 193, 206

Downey, W. G., 215

Draper, G. I. A. D., 34, 43

Drumbl, M. A., 186

Dunant, H., 10

Duncan, J. C., xvi

Durham, H., 121

Edgerton, L., 194

Edwards, J. P., 192

Eisenhower, D. D., 89

Eser, A., 248--9

Fauteux, P., 194

Feilchenfeld, E. H., 214

Fenrick, W. J., 67, 84, 102, 106, 116, 119, 122--3, 130, 186, 219, 238

Ferrer, M. A., 67--8

Fidler, D. P., 60

Fischer, G., 180, 189

Fischer, H., 128, 161, 226

Fleck, D., xvii, 86, 186, 199

Ford, W. J., 47

Fox, H., 186

Fujita, H., 52

Gaeta, P., 123, 233, 253

Gardam, J. G., 123, 130, 141

Gasser, H.-P., 149, 170

Geck, W. K., 8

Gehring, R. W., 152

Gilliland, J., 53

Ginnane, R. W., 35

Gioia, A., 188

Glahn, von, G. 42, 118

Goldblat, J., 76, 180, 187

Goldie, L. F. E., 107

Gómez, J. G., 110

Goose, S. D., 68--9

Granat, M. G., 59

Green, L. C., 26, 51--2, 60, 63, 88, 96, 110, 122, 133, 168, 174, 192, 236, 243

Greenspan, M., 19, 112

Greenwood, C., 14--16, 19, 60, 79, 96--7, 116, 120--1, 185, 196, 220, 226

Gross, O., 233

Grunawalt, R. J., 187

Guillory, M. E., 28

Gupta, S., 185

Hall, C. K., 242

Hall, M. T., 206

Hampson, F. J., 51, 87, 93, 118, 125, 221

Hanke, H. M., 117

Happold, M., 142

Harlow, B. A., 187

Hart, F. A., 239

Hartwig, M., 108

Heere, W. P., 63

Heinegg, Heintschel von, W., 84, 105, 107, 137--8, 181, 217

Henckaerts, J.-M., 162, 164--5

Herby, P., 62, 67

Herczegh, G., 182

Herthel, T. J., 62

Heydrich, R., 95

Higgins, R., 55, 59, 79, 119--20

Hladik, J., 164

Hodgkinson, D., 196

Hodson, Lord, 40

Holland, T. E., 111, 128, 200, 205

Howard, M., 117

Hudson, M. O., xviii

Hull, W. I., 154

Hulme, K., 184

Hyde, C. C., 133--4

Infeld, D. L., 126

Ipsen, K., 202, 212

Ishoey, R., 80

Israel, F. L., 72

Jakovlevic, B., 149

Jennings, R. Y., 6, 32, 111

Jia, B. B., 240

Johnson, D. H. N., 216

Jones, J. R. W. D., 123, 233

Joyner, C. C., 191

Juda, L., 179

Kalshoven, F., 64, 66, 81, 85, 93, 121--2, 132, 183, 187, 202--3, 221, 225--6

Kaye, D., 69

Keijzer, N., 227

Kelly, J. B., 95

Kelsen, H., 252

Kendall, J. N., 95

Kirkhope, J. T., 191

Kiss, A., 183

Korhonen, K., 180

Krass, A. S., 190

Kress, C., 128, 226

Krug, P., 248

Krüger-Sprengel, F., 121

Krutsch, W., 75--6, 188

Kuehl, D. T., 97

Kuper, J., 142

Kwakwa, E., 51--2, 82

Lapidoth, R., 46

Lattanzi, F., 232

Lauterpacht, H., 53, 134, 210, 229, 247

Leckow, R., 222

Leeb, Ritter von, W. von, 134

Leibler, A., 180, 191

Levie, H. S., 37, 39, 65, 69--70, 107, 114

Lijnzaad, L., 194

Lippman, M., 242

Lodgaard, S., 71

Low, L., 196

Lowe, A. V., 76

Loye, D., 60

Lüder, S. R., 128, 226

Macalister-Smith, P., 137

MacArthur, D., 228

McCall, J. H., 73

McClintock, A. D., 122, 131

McCormack, T. L. H., 75, 121

McCoubrey, H., 19, 124, 127, 172--3, 181

McDonald, G. K., 243, 247

McGregor, M. E., 187

McNeill, J. H., 192

Madders, K. J., 207

Major, M. F., 51

Makarczyk, J., 182

Malherbe, P., 4, 27, 64--5, 88, 94, 99, 148, 199, 244

Mann, F. A., 207

Mann, H., 142

Marauhn, T., 185

Maresca, L., 67

Martens, de, M., 56--7

Maslen, S., 67

Matheson, M. J., 118

Mayer, J., 133

Meron, T., 29, 32, 44, 57, 83, 225

Merrills, J. G., 24

Merryman, J. H., 158

Meyer, D. A., 158

Meyer, J. M., 116

Meyer, M. A., 125, 174, 186

Meyrowitz, H., 59, 86

Mitchell, A. D., 242

Miyazaki, S., 20

Momtaz, D., 193--4

Moore, J. N., 145, 206

Moreno, R. A., 110

Mose, G. M., 161

Mudge, G. A., 136

Muntz, J., 178

Murphy, F., 239

Murphy, J. F., 126

Murphy, S. D., 119

Mustoe, J. P., 69

Myjer, E. P. J., 63, 76

Nahlik, S. E., 159--60

Nanda, V. P., 124

Nash (Leich), M., 66, 71--2

Nordquist, M. H., 104

Norton, L. G., 113

Nowak, M., 22

Nuiten, A. R., 62

Nurick, L., 40, 133--4

Nwogugu, E. I., 106

Obradovic, K., 88

O’Donnell, B. T., 123, 206

Oeter, S., 62, 86, 100, 116, 118--19, 126, 173, 175, 190, 206--7, 220

O’Keefe, R., 157

Okorodudu-Fubara, M. T., 194

Oppenheim, L., 6, 53, 134, 210, 247

Oppenheimer, P. H., 225

Parks, W. H., 72, 91, 96, 116, 121--3, 131, 239

Parlow, A., 68

Parsons, R. J., 197

Partsch, K. J., xix, 156

Peters, A., 73

Philipp, C. E., 47

Pictet, J. S., 42, 84, 89, 91--2, 100--1, 112, 114, 116, 120, 125, 127--9, 132--3, 138, 144, 146, 151, 162, 173, 184, 191, 224

Pilloud, C., 42, 84, 89, 91--2, 100--1, 112, 114, 116, 120, 125, 127--9, 132--3, 138, 151, 162, 173, 184, 191, 224

Plant, G., 191, 194, 196

Pocar, F., 107

Politakis, G. P., 54, 104, 106

Popovic, N. A. F., 195

Prokosch, E., 62

Provost, R., 25, 139

Rabus, W. G., 42, 215--16

Randelzhofer, A., 86, 120

Rauch, E., 20, 66, 85, 92, 120, 140, 182, 210

Reilly, J. A., 110

Reisman, W. M., 123

Renault, L., 17

Rezek, J. F., 168

Richards, P. J., 186

Roach, J. A., 144, 171

Robblee, P. A., 57

Roberts, A., 119, 191, 195

Roberts, G. B., 46, 135, 183, 224

Robertson, A. H., 24, 73

Robertson, H. B., 82, 87, 107--8, 110, 145

Robertson, M., 73

Robinson, N. A., 195

Roerich, N., 156

Rogers, A. P. V., 4, 27, 64--6, 84, 87--8, 90--4, 99, 111, 136, 148, 162, 179, 181, 184, 194, 199, 244

Ronzitti, N., 52, 76, 97, 102, 106, 122, 155, 179, 188

Rosas, A., 28, 31, 188

Rose, S., 133

Rosenblad, E., 84, 111, 134, 139, 222

Rosenne, S., 7, 166

Ross, M. A., 194

Roucounas, E., 145

Rowe, P., 87, 95, 118, 185, 199

Sánchez Rodriguez, L. I., 179

Sandoz, Y., xvii, 25, 143, 148--51, 167--9, 172

Sands, P., 79, 193

Sassòli, M., 85, 91, 124, 189

Schabas, W. A., 232, 249

Schafer, B. K., 191

Scheuner, U., 28

Schindler, D., xviii

Schlögel, A., 10

Schmitt, M. N., 55, 60, 79, 82, 84, 94, 96, 105--6, 118, 123, 137, 186, 190, 199, 206, 236

Schwabach, A., 127

Schwarzenberger, G., 39--40, 90, 221

Schwebel, S. M., 78

Scott, J. B., 199--200

Seacor, J. E., 195

Sersic, M., 162

Shahabuddeen, M., 79

Shamgar, M., 219

Shearer, I. A., 155

Simonds, S. N., 180

Smidt, M. L., 240

Sofaer, A. D., 46

Solf, W. A., xix, 37, 46, 52, 59--60, 80, 85--7, 91, 101, 114--16, 122, 128--9, 132, 136, 141, 144, 151--2, 161--2, 174, 190, 201--2, 204--5, 213, 221

Solomon, S. A., 69

Spaight, J. M., 109

Stannard, C., 189

Starke, J. G., 101

Stein, T., 110

Steinkamm, A. A., 214

Stephen, N., 248

Stern, B., 194

Stone, H. F., 30

Stone, J., 101, 111, 124, 133

Svenson-McCarthy, A.-L., 23

Swaak-Goldman, O., 243

Swinarski, C., 20, 182

Symonides, J., 160

Szasz, P. C., 196--7

Tanja, G. J., 103, 120, 142, 194

Tarasofsky, R. G., 179

Taulbee, J. L., 51

Thomas, A. R., xvi

Toman, J., xviii, 98, 157, 159--60

Torrelli, M., 101, 140

Townsend, K. V. R., 115

Toyoda, Admiral, 239

Trapp, R., 75--6, 188

Treves, T., 102

Triffterer, O., 130, 186, 208, 248

Tucker, R. W., 108

Turner, L. L., 113

Turner, R. F., 145, 206

Uhler, O. M., 135

Venturini, G., 53, 232

Verwey, W. D., 180, 182, 227

Vetter, G. R., 242

Vincent, C. P., 137

Vinuesa, R. E., 23

Vohrah, L. C., 247

Voon, T., 119

Wachenfeld, M. G., 104

Walker, G. K., 104, 181, 184

Warner, D., 225

Watts, A., 6

Waxman, M. C., 134

Wedgwood, R., 123

Wenger, C. F., 161--2

Westing, A. H., 179--80, 187

White, N. D., 124

Wilcox, W. A., 183

Wolfrum, R., 47, 69

Wortley, B. A., 86

Wright, Lord, 227

Wright, Q., 225

Wunsch, C. R., 178

Yamamoto, I., 95

Yingling, R. T., 35

Yusuf, A. A., 51

Yuzon, F. J., 180

Zedalis, R. J., 192

Zegveld, L., 66, 93, 187, 202--3, 226

Zemanek, K., 54

Zengel, P., 95

Zimmermann, A., 214, 219

Zöckler, M. C., 73




Index of subjects


absolute contraband, 217

abuse of protection. See cessation of protection

accessories and accomplices, 33

acid rain, 179

active participation in hostilities, 27–8, 113, 129, 150–2

active personality, 236

actus reus, 243

aerial photography, 208–9

Afghanistan War, 14, 16, 31, 47–50, 119, 152

air pollution, 176, 191–2

air warfare

   aircraft in distress, 144–5

   civilian aircraft, 109–10

   cultural property and places of worship, 155

   explosive bullets, 64

   military advantage, 86

   military objectives, 108–12

   ‘no-fly’ zones, 110

   strategic bombing, 110–12

   ‘target area’ bombing, 110–12, 124–5, 222

airborne troops, 109, 144

aircraft. See civilian aircraft; medical aircraft; military aircraft

airports, 88, 97, 110, 125, 159, 256

air-raid shelters, 117, 149

Al Qaeda, 14, 44, 47, 49–50

Amazon River Basin, 181

ambulances. See medical units

ambulance drivers. See medical personnel

ambushes, 199, 206

animals, 65, 75, 85

Antarctica, 77

archaeological sites, 157

archipelagic waters, 102

archives, 157

Argentina, 107

armbands, 147

armed reprisals, 220

arms control, 63

arrows, 63

arson, 31, 194

art works, 65, 157, 160–3, 224

assassination, 199, 202

assaults, 128, 214

atmosphere, 178

attacks, definition, 84

attribution of an act to the State, 252

aut dedere aut judicare, 237

babies, 143

bacteriological weapons. See biological weapons

ball-bearing factories, 88

balloons, 111

barges, 97–8

barracks, 88

bayonets, 61

Belgium, 252

belligerent occupation, 2. See also occupied territories

belligerent reprisals, 220–7, 255

biological weapons, 55, 57, 76

blackout measures, 149

blimps, 108

blind firing, 118

blinding lasers, 60, 72–3, 256

blockades, 104–6, 133, 137–8, 216–17, 257

blood transfusion centres, 167

booby-traps, 62, 65–7, 207, 224

books, 157

booty of war, 215

Bosnia-Herzegovina, 15

bounty, 199

bridgeheads, 92

bridges, 89, 92–3, 97, 121, 125, 162, 256

broadcasting stations, 25, 98, 127

buglers, 146

bullets, 62–4, 72

burial sites, 65

cables, 102

camouflage, 38, 187, 200, 206

canals, 89, 97, 132

cargoes, 215–17

carrying arms openly, 33, 35, 38–9, 42–3, 45–6, 48

cartel ships, 169

ceasefires, 143, 199

cessation of protection, 27, 129--31, 149--56, 158--60, 162, 164--5, 171--2, 174

chaplains. See religious personnel

chemical weapons, 73–6, 187–8

chemists. See medical personnel

children

   booby-traps against, 65

   cessation of protection, 150

   as combatants, 142–3, 232

   day care centres, 91–2, 121

   sieges, 134

   special protection, 141–3

   toys, 65, 96

churches. See places of worship

civilian aircraft, 35, 109–10, 217

civil defence personnel, 148–51

civil wars. See non-international armed conflicts

civilian objects

   attacks on, 230

   belligerent reprisals against, 223, 226

   cultural property. See cultural property

   distinction principle. See distinction principle

   definition, 114

   merchant ships, 102–3

   and military objectives, 82–7

   natural environment, 186

   removal from military objectives, 121, 129

civilians

   attached to armed forces, 34–5, 42, 113–14

   belligerent reprisals against, 223--5

   booby-traps against, 66

   cessation of protection, 27, 129–31, 149–52

   children. See children

   civilian population, 114, 173, 214

   collateral damage. See collateral damage

   definition, 27–8, 113–14

   direct attacks on, 49, 115–16

   employed by armed forces, 92, 113, 119

   feigning status of, 29, 200, 203

   incendiaries against, 71

   indiscriminate attacks against, 55–6, 116–19, 121

   and landmines, 68

   light weapons, 152

   looting by, 214–15

   morale shattering operations, 116

   protection, 29–30, 129–31, 149–52, 256–7

   ‘quasi-combatants’, 124

   removal, 121, 129, 136

   residential areas, 71–2, 93, 218–19

   starvation, 131–40, 256

   transfer to occupied territories, 231–3

   warnings, 127–8

   women. See women

clausula si omnes, 8

climate changes, 178, 181

clothing, 132, 137

cloud seeding, 181

cluster bombs, 62

coal, 96

coalition warfare, 86, 222

coastal bombardment, 107–8, 154–5, 167

codes, 171, 207–8

coercion, 246

collateral damage

   dangerous forces, 172–4

   definition, 115

   environment, 177, 183

   legitimate damage, 123–5, 129

   medical units, 172

   minimizing, 125–8

   nuclear weapons, 79

   precautions in attack, 125–8

   proportionality, 59, 94, 119–23, 231

   and ‘target area’ bombing, 111

   and targeting, 126–7

   and timing, 127

collective punishment, 21

combatants

   booby-traps against, 66

   children, 142–3, 232

   definition, 27

   hors de combat, 28, 58, 60, 94, 145, 150, 231

   identification, 29, 45

   lawful and unlawful. See unlawful combatants

   ‘quasi-combatants’, 124

   surrender. See surrender

   unnecessary suffering, 56–62, 65–6

   women, 142

command and control centres, 89, 117

command responsibility

   accountability for acts of subordinates, 238–42

   civilian superiors, 242–3

   issuing orders, 237–8

   knowledge of crimes, 238–42

commandos, 146, 199

computers, 84, 96–7, 206, 256

conditional contraband, 217

Congo, 252

constructive knowledge, 240

contact zones, 91, 93, 101, 110, 170

continental shelf, 102

contraband, 104--5, 215–17

contractors, 34--5, 113–14

convoys, 103–4

corsairs, 28

counterfeiting, 207

countermeasures, 220

cremation sites, 65

crimes against humanity, 233

crimes against peace, 233

criminal negligence, 241, 244

cultural property

   air warfare, 155

   belligerent reprisals against, 223

   cessation of protection, 153–6, 158–60, 164–5

   definition, 157

   enhanced protection, 165–6

   generally, 152–6

   international emblem, 156, 159, 204

   International Register, 159–60

   items of great importance, 156–7

   items of very great importance, 158–9

   and military necessity, 158–61, 164–5

   naval warfare, 154–5

   ordinary protection, 158

   Pan-American Union, 155–6

   pillage, 214

   special protection, 158–62, 166

customary international law

   belligerent reprisals, 221, 226

   booty of war, 215

   chemical weapons, 74–5

   child soldiers, 142

command responsibility, 243

   cultural property, 164

   dangerous forces, 173

   definition, 5–6

   environmental protection, 177, 185, 187, 193, 196

   forests, 187

   herbicides, 188

   hostages, 227

   ‘human shields’, 130--1

   interaction with treaty law, 7–10, 61–2, 255

   judicial guarantees, 32–3

   landmines, 69

   levée en masse, 42

   Martens clause, 56

   mercenaries, 51

   military objectives, 82

   nuclear weapons, 77, 79

   opinio juris, 5, 193

   perfidy and ruses of war, 199

   poison, 63

   prisoner of war status, 29, 33–44, 203

   prize, 217

   prohibited weapons, 61, 255

   proportionality, 119

   and Protocol I, 11, 255

   regional, 6

   sieges, 133–5

   starvation of civilians, 132

   State practice, 5–6, 17, 137, 226

   surrendering forces, 145

   torpedoes, 71

   unlawful combatants, 34, 42, 44

   war crimes, 232–3

Czechoslovakia, 95

‘dambusters’, 173

dams, 93, 172–5, 224

dangerous forces, 93–4, 172–5, 224

de facto governments, 16

dead persons, 21, 65, 214

death certificates, 21

deception, 37, 39, 198–208

declarations of war, 15

decoys, 200, 206

decryption, 171

defences

   admissible defences, 244–9

   defence of oneself and others, 249

   duress, 245–8, 251

   inadmissible defence pleas, 250–3

   insanity, 248

   intoxication, 249

   manifest illegality, 245

   mens rea, 243–5, 251

   mistake of fact, 244, 251

   mistake of law, 244–5, 251

   mitigation of punishment, 237, 253–4

   national law, obedience to, 250

   official immunities, 252–3

   superior orders, obedience to, 237, 250–1, 253–4

defended localities, 99–101, 107–8, 256

degrading and inhuman treatment, 23, 32, 230, 232

dentists. See medical personnel

depleted uranium projectiles, 62

deportations, 229--30

depots, 88, 107, 167

derogations from treaty obligations, 22–3, 132

destruction of property, 17, 192, 201, 213–19, 230–1

diplomatic immunity, 252

direct participation in hostilities, 27–8, 113, 129, 150–2

dirigibles, 108

discipline, 39, 44, 228

distinction principle

   civilians and combatants, 27–9, 37, 51, 55, 61--2, 69, 82--7, 115, 118, 255–6

   lawful and unlawful combatants, 29–52

   military objectives and civilian objects, 82–7, 256

distinctive emblems. See emblems

distress, aircraft in, 109, 144–5, 150

distress signals, 204, 207

docks. See ports and harbours

doctors. See medical personnel

domestic legislation, 30–2, 228, 236–7, 250

doubt, 48, 90, 235

drinking water, 63, 97, 132, 134–5

drones, 108

drought, 179

drugs, 249

drummers, 146

‘dum-dum’ bullets, 64

dummies, 207

duress, 245–8, 251

dykes, 93, 172–4, 224

earthquakes, 178, 180

economic targets, 87

electricity grids, 96–7

emblems

   fixed distinct, 33–8, 40–6

   hospital ships, 168

   medical aircraft, 169–70

   medical personnel, 147

   medical units, 166

   misuse, 200–1, 203–6

   religious personnel, 148

   Taliban, 48

encryption, 171

environment

   belligerent reprisals against, 224–6

   as civilian object, 184, 186

   definition, 184

   environmental modification techniques, 177–81, 189–91, 194–5, 256

   Gulf War and oil wells, 191–6

   importance, 176–7

   poisonous gases, 176, 179

   and proportionality, 176–7, 186, 192

and protection of population, 182--3

   as victim and as weapon, 189

   widespread, long-lasting, severe damage to, 178–9, 181, 186, 188, 190–1, 193–4, 231

errors, 115, 119, 126, 244–5, 251

escape, 151, 205

espionage. See spies

European Court of Human Rights, 25

excessive damage. See proportionality

exclusion zones, 106–7, 110

exclusive economic zones, 102

expanding bullets, 64

experiments, medical and scientific, 24–5, 230–1

explosives, 36, 60, 63–5, 194

exports, 103, 217

extradition, 237

Falkland Islands War, 107

false codes, 207

false signals, 206, 231

famines, 133, 137

fire-fighting, 149

first aid, 167

fishing boats, 169

fixed distinctive emblems. See emblems

flag-bearers, 146

flags of truce, 199–200, 202, 204, 208, 230–1

flame-throwers, 72

‘fog of war’, 117

foodstuffs, 63, 131–2, 135, 215

force protection, 249

foreign legions, 40–1, 51

forests, 181, 187

fortifications, 88, 218

France, 40, 42, 47, 51, 90, 108

franc-tireurs, 37

free goods, 217

freedom of navigation, 69

freedom of thought, conscience and religion, 23

gas warfare, 73–6, 224, 231

General Belgrano, 107

‘Geneva law’, 9–13

genocide, 233

Germany, 74, 89, 112, 118, 137, 173, 211, 229, 247

gliders, 108

government offices, 98

Guantanamo Bay, 50

guerrillas, 36, 40–3

Gulf War

   aerial bombings, 117–18

   blockade, 105

   destruction of bridges, 93

   electricity grids, 96

   looting, 214–15

military use of hospitals, 172

   oil well fires, 191–6, 218–19

   retreating troops, 94

   ‘shock and awe’, 116

   Ur temple, 158

   wanton destruction, 218–19

Gurkhas, 51

‘Hague law’, 9--13

Hague Rules of Air Warfare, 12, 38, 64, 82, 85, 109–11, 144, 155, 207, 209–10, 217

Hague Rules for the Control of Radio in Time of War, 207

hand grenades, 39, 65, 218

harbours. See ports and harbours

Heads of States, 98--9, 252

helicopters, 94, 169

herbicides, 75, 187–8, 195

high seas, 69, 102, 181

high velocity bullets, 62

high-altitude bombings, 118–19, 121

historic monuments, 65, 153, 155–7, 160–3, 224–6

hors de combat, 28, 58, 60, 94, 136, 145, 150–1, 202, 231

horses, 85

hospital ships, 93, 102, 155, 166, 168–9, 171, 216

hospitals, 86, 93, 97, 147, 153–5, 167, 172

hostages, 24, 227, 229–30

houses, demolition of, 218–19

human rights

   and belligerent reprisals, 225–6

   children, 142

   derogations from treaty obligations, 22–3

   and international humanitarian law, 20

   non-derogable rights, 23–5

   and punishment for others’ crimes, 33

   restrictions, 22

‘human shields’, 129–31, 136, 256

humanitarian assistance

   generally, 133, 137–40, 257

   impeding, 232

   lacunas, 257

   occupied territories, 138–9, 257

   relief personnel, 149, 230

humanitarian considerations, 1, 13, 16--18

hunting, 152

ICTY statute, 60, 63, 99, 163, 219, 227, 229, 240--1

ignorantia facti excusat, 244

ignorantia juris non excusat, 245

immunities, 252–3

incendiaries, 71–2, 187

incitement to rebel, 207

indecent assault, 141–2

India, 64

indiscriminate attacks, 1, 55–6, 116–19, 121

individuals, targeting of, 94–5, 199

Indonesia, 36, 40–1, 43

industrial plants, 88, 95–6, 124, 127, 256

infirm, 134, 143, 167, 169

inflammable projectiles, 63–4

inhuman and degrading treatment, 23, 32, 230, 232

insanity, 248

insignia. See emblems

intelligence gathering, 27, 89–90, 103–4, 172, 208, 213

‘interdiction fire’, 118

intermingling civilians and combatants, 129–30, 256

internal waters, 102

International Committee of the Red Cross

   blockades, 138

   command responsibility, 240

   environmental protection, 184

   feigning civilian status, 203

   landmines, 67

   military objectives, 89

   mistake of fact, 244

   occupied territories, 139

International Court of Justice (ICJ), 6, 13, 15, 23, 55--7, 61, 70, 82, 115, 176, 185, 193, 252--3, 255

International Criminal Court (ICC), 229

International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), 15, 226, 228--9, 241, 243--4, 247--8, 251, 254

international humanitarian law, 13, 20

International Military Tribunal (IMT), 10, 54, 63, 106, 200, 228--30, 246, 250, 252--3

International Military Tribunal for the Far East (IMTFE), 10, 228–9, 239

internment in neutral countries, 35

interpreters, 146

inter-State armed conflicts, 2, 14–16

intoxication, 249

Iran, 110

Iran–Iraq War, 75, 104, 106, 176

Iraq, 75, 118, 158, 196; See also Gulf War

irregular forces, 36–7, 39–43, 46–7, 49

irrigation works, 132

Israel

   Beirut bombardment, 131

   booty of war, 215

   Church of the Nativity, 163

   demolition of houses, 218–19

   legislation on unlawful combatants, 31–2

   individual targeting, 94–5

   Iraqi Scud missiles, 118

   and PFLP, 39–40

   Red Shield of David, 166, 205

settlement policy, 233

Italy, 89, 236

Japan, 33, 95, 229

Jordan, 39

journalists, 34–5, 149

judicial guarantees, unlawful combatants, 32–3

jungle trails, 92

jurisdiction

   active personality, 236

   immunity, 252–3

   passive personality, 236

   protective principle, 236

   territoriality, 236

   universality, 236

jus ad bellum, 2, 4--5, 78, 196, 233

jus cogens, 7, 24

jus dispositivum, 7

jus in bello. See LOIAC

kamikaze pilots, 33

kitchen utensils, 65--6

Korea, 69, 130

Kosovo air campaign

   attacks on bridges, 92

   attacks on broadcasting station, 25, 98, 127–8

   attacks on trains, 97

   environmental damage, 177

   high-altitude bombings, 118–19

   oil refinery bombing, 176

Kuwait. See Gulf War

laboratories, 88

land warfare, 99–101, 153–4, 166–8

landmines

   anti-handling devices, 67–9

   anti-personnel, 67–9

   anti-vehicle, 65, 67, 69

   belligerent reprisals, use in, 224

   recording of minefields, 67

   remotely delivered, 66–7

   self-deactivation, 67

lasers, 60, 72–3, 256

lawful combatants. See unlawful combatants

League of Nations, 11

Lebanon, 131

legal advisers, 26

letter bombs, 65

levée en masse, 34–5, 42, 113

libraries, 157

life, right to, 23–4

lifeboats, 105, 168

light arms, 151–2, 171

lighthouses, 108

LOIAC

   applicability, 14–16, 22, 31

and belligerent reprisals, 222

   checks-and-balances system, 17–20

   customary law and treaties, 5–9

   derogations, 22

   dissemination, 25–6, 245

   equal application, 4--5, 78

   history, 9–12

   and human rights, 20–5

   implementation, 257

   lex specialis, 23

   main current problems, 255–7

   and military necessity, 16–20

   nature, 4–5

   review, 257

   sources, 5–12

   and technology, 256

   terminology, 4, 12–14

Lusitania, 123

Malaysia, 36, 40–1, 43

manuscripts, 157

maritime warfare. See naval warfare

markings

   dangerous forces, 174

   hospital ships, 168, 169

   medical aircraft, 169, 170

   medical units, 166

   military aircraft, 38

   military vehicles, 38, 205

Martens Clause, 7, 56–7

maternity cases, 134, 143, 167, 169

media. See journalists

medical aircraft, 166, 169–70, 172

medical equipment, 134, 167, 169

medical experimentation, 24–5, 230–1

medical personnel

   armbands, 147

   belligerent reprisals against, 223

   cessation of protection, 150–1

   civilian personnel, 147

   definition, 146–7

   as ‘human shields’, 130

   non-combatants, 35, 147

   protection, 93, 146–7

   renunciation of rights, 20

   sieges, 134

   voluntary societies, 146

medical units

   acquiring military advantage, 172

   acts harmful to enemy, 171--2

   attacks on, 232

   belligerent reprisals against, 223

   booby-traps against, 65

   cessation of protection, 150–1, 171–2

   collateral damage, 172

   conditions of immunity, 171–2

   cooks and cleaners, 146

   definition, 167

   emblems, 166, 201

   hospital ships, 168–9

   land warfare, 166–8

   medical aircraft, 169–70

   protection, 93, 166–72

   shielding military objectives, 171

   vehicles, 167–8

mens rea, 186, 243–5, 251

mercenaries, 40, 47, 50–2

merchant ships

   armed merchant ships, 52–4, 103–4

   auxiliaries to armed forces, 103–4

   belligerent acts, 103–4

   blockades, 104–6

   contraband, 215–17

   contributing to military action, 103–4

   converted to hospital ships, 168

   converted to warships, 52–3

   convoys, 103–4

   crews, 35, 53–4

   destruction after capture, 104–5

enemy character, 216

   exclusion zones, 106–7

   in military ports, 92

   intelligence gathering, 103–4

   military objectives, 53, 102–5

   neutral ships, 103–4, 217

   orders to stop, 103–4

   prize, 102–3, 105, 215–17

   reflagging, 104

   visit and search, 104, 217

midwives, 147

military advantage, 85–7, 114, 123, 172, 192, 257

military aircraft

   crews, 38, 144

   disabled, 108–9

   explosive projectiles against, 64

   identification, 38

   military objective, 88, 108–9

   parachutists from aircraft in distress, 109, 144–5, 150

   propaganda use, 207

military bases, 88, 113, 119, 121, 129, 132, 219

military hospitals, 93

military manuals, 6

military necessity

and cultural property, 158, 159–60, 164–5

   destruction of property, 192–3

   and environmental protection, 176–7, 192–3

   and humanitarian considerations, 13, 16–20

   and ‘scorched earth’ policy, 133

military objectives

   air warfare, 108–12

animals, 85

   bridges, 89, 92–3

   broadcasting stations, 98

   civilian ports and airports, 97

   defended localities, 99–101

   definition, 83–4, 257

   economic targets, 87

   electricity grids, 96–7

   exempt objectives, 93–4, 174

   general problems, 94–9

   government offices, 49, 98

   human beings, 85

   individuals, targeting, 94–5, 199

   industrial plants, 88, 95–6, 124, 127, 256

   lighthouses, 108

   list, 88–9

   location, 83, 85, 87, 91–3, 162, 187

   merchant ships, 53, 102–5

military objectives (cont.)

   military advantage, 83, 85–7

   nature, 83, 85, 87–9, 92--3

   naval warfare, 102–8

   oil, coal and other minerals, 96, 192

   origins, 82

   police, 95

   political leaders, 99

   and proportionality, 120

   purpose, 83, 85, 87, 89–90, 92--3

   retreating troops, 94

   targeting, 126–7

   trains and trucks, 97–8

   transport arteries, 89, 97–8

   treacherous killing, 94, 199–200, 231

   undefended localities, 99–101, 231

   use, 83, 85, 87, 90--3, 162, 171--2, 187

   warships, 99, 102

military supplies, 88

minerals, 96

mines. See booby-traps; landmines; naval mines

minimizing injury, 1, 9, 17, 125--8

Ministries of Defence, 49, 89, 98

misinformation, 200, 206–7

missiles, 94, 118

mistake of fact, 244, 251

mistake of law, 244–5, 251

mitigation of punishment, 237, 253–4

mock operations, 200, 206

Monte Cassino, 90

moral choice, 246, 248

morale shattering, 116

mosques. See places of worship

motorways, 89, 92, 97, 125, 256

mountain passes, 92

mules, 85

munitions dumps, 88

munitions factories, 124, 129, 152

murder

   defence of duress, 247–8

   prisoners of war, 19, 225

   surrendered combatants, 231

   and warfare, 31

   wounded and sick, 143

museums, 156–7

napalm, 62, 72, 195

national law, obedience to, 250

nationality, 40–3, 49–50, 52, 141, 211, 236

Nativity, Church of the, 163

NATO. See Kosovo air campaign

naval mines, 69–71

naval warfare

areas of, 102

   blockades, 104–6, 137–8, 216–17, 257

   coastal bombardment, 107–8

   contraband, 215–17

   cultural property and places of worship, 154–5

   and environmental protection, 184

   exclusion zones, 106–7

   false colours, 206

   Hague and Geneva Conventions, 12–13

   hospitals. See hospital ships

   and merchant ships, 102–5

   military objectives, 102–8

mines, 69--71

   privateering, 28

   prize, 102–3, 105, 115, 215–17

   wounded and sick, 143

navigation, freedom of, 69

necessity, 246

Netherlands, 211

neutral emblems, flags and uniforms, 200–1, 203, 206, 208

neutral vessels, 69, 103–6, 216–17

neutrality, 2, 57, 78, 222, 236

‘no-fly’ zones, 110

non-combatants. See civilians

non-detectable fragments, 64–5

non-international armed conflicts, 2, 11, 14, 32, 64, 188

no-quarter policy, 145–6, 231, 233–4

nuclear power stations, 93, 172–5, 224

nuclear weapons

   applicability of LOIAC, 77, 79, 256

   collateral damage, 79

   indiscriminate effects, 77

   legality, 77–80, 255

   and neutrality principle, 78

   tactical nuclear weapons, 78–9

Nuremberg ‘Subsequent Proceedings’, 18, 134, 218, 227, 238, 246–7, 250

nurses. See medical personnel

occupied territories

   cultural and religious property, 154

   destruction of property, 192, 218–19

   humanitarian assistance, 138–9

   prisoners of war, 35

   spies, 213

   transfer of populations, 231–3

oil installations, 96, 176

oil tankers, 176

old people, 134, 143

open cities, 101

opinio juris, 5, 193

orderlies. See medical personnel

outer space, 77, 178

ozone layer, 178

Palestinians, 39–40, 94–5, 163

Pan-American Union, 155–6

parachutists, 109, 144–5, 150

parlementaires, 146, 199

passenger liners, 89–90, 103–5, 123

passive personality, 236

‘passive’ precautions, 129, 175

perfidy

   feigning civilian status, 200, 203

   feigning incapacitation, 200, 202–3

   feigning surrender, 200, 202

   flags, emblems and uniforms, 199–206

   meaning, 200–1

   and ruses of war, 198–208

   treacherous killing, 94, 199–200, 231

petrochemical industries, 95, 179

petrol filling stations, 96

pharmaceutical stores, 167

philanthropic missions, 154

photographers, 149

pillage, 214–15, 229, 231

pipelines, 102

pirates, 28

places of worship

   belligerent reprisals against, 224

   booby-traps, 65

   civilian objects, 86, 90–1, 152

   generally, 152–66

   naval warfare, 154–5

   special protection, 152–3

poison, 63, 230--1

police, 95

political leaders, 99

ports and harbours, 88, 92, 97, 107–8, 159, 216, 256

pourparlers, 199

power plants, 89, 96–7

precautions in attack, 125–9, 164

precision-guided munitions, 96, 111, 121, 126–7, 256

pregnancy, enforced, 232

pregnant women, 134, 143

presumptions

   cargoes, 216

   civilian objects, 90–1, 93, 152

   irrebuttable, 245

   prisoner of war status, 235

   sanity, 248

prisoner of war status

   belonging to party to the conflict, 39–40, 44

   carrying arms openly, 33, 35, 38–9, 42–3, 45–6, 48

   civilian crews, 35, 54

   civilians attached to armed forces, 34–5, 42, 114

   doubt, 48, 235

   evidence, 41

   fixed distinct emblem, 33–8, 40–6

   Geneva conditions, 34–7, 39–44

   Hague conditions, 33–4, 37–9, 41–4

   irregular forces, 36–7, 39–40, 41–2

   levée en masse, 34–5, 42

   LOIAC observance, 39, 43–5, 49, 53, 239

   medical and religious personnel, 35, 147

   mercenaries, 50

   non-allegiance to detaining power, 40–3, 52

   organization 34, 39, 41, 44

   Protocol I, 44–7

   regular forces, 36–8

   subordination to a responsible commander, 33–5, 37, 41, 44

   war correspondents, 35, 149

prisoners of war

   belligerent reprisals against, 223, 225

   cartel ships, 169

   detention, 28

   escape, 205

   hors de combat, 28

hostages, 227

   as ‘human shields’, 130

   meaning, 28–9

   medical experimentation, 24–5

   and military necessity, 19

   murder, 19, 225

   repatriation, 236

   tear gas, 76

   treatment, 2, 29, 230

privateers, 28, 52–4

prize, 102–3, 105, 215–17

projectiles, 62–4, 72

propaganda, 207

proportionality

   belligerent reprisals, 221, 225–6

   civilian casualties, 119–23, 231

   collateral damage, 59, 94, 119–23, 231, 257

   destruction of military objectives, 94

   environmental damage, 176–7, 186, 192

   and ‘human shields’, 131

proportionality (cont.)

   precautions in attack, 125–9

   principle, 1, 255

   weapons, 59

prostitution, enforced, 141–2, 232

protected persons

   attacks on, 231

   belligerent reprisals against, 223–4

   renunciation of rights, 20

protective principle, 236

psychological warfare, 207

public emergencies, 22–3

‘quasi-combatants’, 124

radio distress signals, 207

radio stations, 25, 98, 127–8

railways, 89, 92, 97–8, 101, 121, 132, 159

rainforests, 181

random bombing, 118

rape, 141–2, 232

ravines, 92

recognition of governments, 16, 35, 47–8, 113

recognition of States, 16

reconnaissance, 210

Red Crescent, 166, 168, 201

Red Cross. See also International Committee of the Red Cross

   armbands, 147

   emblems, 166, 168–70, 201

   humanitarian assistance, 138–9

   origins, 10

   societies, 146–7, 168

   special protection, 146

Red Lion and Sun, 166, 168, 201

Red Shield of David, 166, 205

reflagging, 104

refugees, 130

regular forces, prisoner of war status, 36–8

relief personnel, 149–50

religious objects, 65

religious personnel

   belligerent reprisals against, 223

   definition, 148

   identification, 148

   immunity, 148

   non-combatants, 35, 148

   sieges, 134

renunciation of rights, 20--1

repatriation, prisoners of war, 236

resistance movements, 34, 36, 41

restatements of law, 12

retreating troops, 94, 193

rivers, 89, 93, 97, 133–4, 162

roads, 89, 92, 97, 101, 125

rubber bullets, 60

Ruhr, 112, 173

rules of engagement, 4

ruses of war

   definition, 200, 206

   legitimate ruses, 200, 206–7

   and perfidy, 198–208

sabotage, 36, 39, 195, 210

safe passage, 136–7

San Remo Manual, 12, 53, 70–1, 83–4, 87, 102–6, 155, 171, 193, 206, 216–17

schools, 90–1, 93, 130, 152, 163, 231, 244

scientific collections, 157

‘scorched earth’ policy, 133, 193, 218

Scud missiles, 118

sea warfare. See naval warfare

seabed, 71, 77, 102

seizure of property, 213–19

self-defence, 4, 78

self-destruct mechanisms, 62, 66–7

September 11 attacks, 14, 49

Serbia-Montenegro, 15, 98

ships. See also naval warfare

   cartel ships, 169

   hospitals. See hospital ships

   merchant ships. See merchant ships

   neutral, 69, 103–6, 216–17

   passenger liners, 89–90, 103--5, 123

   religious, philanthropic and scientific missions, 154

   warships. See warships

shipwrecked persons, 28, 45, 144, 150, 169, 223

shipyards, 121

‘shock and awe’, 116

‘short of war’ hostilities, 2, 15–16

shot guns, 62

sick. See wounded and sick

sick-bays, 168, 171

siege warfare, 133–7, 153

signals, 72, 170

Singapore, 36

slavery, 23, 142, 229

‘smart’ bombs. See precision-guided munitions

smoke, 72, 191–2

snipers, 86, 95, 123, 199

sound technicians, 149

spears, 62–3

spies

   civilian spies, 211–12

   clandestinity, 209–10, 213

   definition of espionage, 208–10

   delivering despatches, 209, 213

   false pretences, 210, 213

   occupied territories, 213

   parachutists, 144

   prosecution, 210–13, 234

   and sabotage, 210

   status of, 210–13

   unlawful combatants, 47, 211

   not war criminals, 210–11

   zones of operations, 209, 213

Stalingrad, 100

starvation of civilians

   blockades, 133, 137–8

   generally, 131–40, 256

   humanitarian assistance, 137–40

   siege warfare, 133–7

State practice, 6, 17, 137

State responsibility, 196, 228, 252

State rights, 20–1

statehood, criteria, 16

statute of limitations, 234–5

steel works, 95

sterilization, enforced, 232

strategic bombing, 110–12

stretcher-bearers. See medical personnel

submarines, 53–4, 69–70, 74, 102, 105, 108, 143

suicide bombers, 33, 171, 256

superfluous injury. See unnecessary suffering

superior orders, obedience to, 250–1, 253–4

surgeons. See medical personnel

surprise, 128

surrender

   and air warfare, 108

   combatants, 28, 145–6

   feigning surrender, 200, 202

   flags. See white flags

   killing surrendering combatants, 145, 231

   methods, 108, 145, 207

   negotiations, 199

   parachutists, 109, 144

   siege warfare, 136

sutlers, 34

synagogues. See places of worship

swamps, 92

Taliban, 14–16, 47–50

tanks, 38, 96, 172, 205, 207, 218

‘target area’ bombing, 110–11, 124–5, 222

target identification, 118–19, 125–6

targeting, 126–7

tear gas, 60, 75–6

technical malfunction, 115, 119

technology, and LOIAC, 256

television stations, 25, 98, 127–8

territorial seas, 102

territoriality, 236

terrorism, 14, 21, 33, 64, 95, 116, 218

torpedo boats, 102

torpedoes, 71

torture, 7, 23–4, 149, 230

toys, 65, 96

tracer bullets, 72

tractors, 96, 118

training, 2–3, 25, 88

trains, 97–8, 121, 125, 130

transfer of populations, 231–3

transshipment, 217

treachery. See perfidy

treason, 211

treaties

   conflict with jus cogens, 7

   declaratory, 7–9, 11, 72, 74

   definition, 7

   derogations, 22–3

   general participation clauses, 8, 10

   interaction with customary law, 7--10

   main LOIAC treaties, 9–12

   material breach, 224

   mutual relations clauses, 8

trucks, 97–8

trumpeters, 146

tsunamis, 178, 180–1

tunnels, 89

undefended localities, 99–101, 107–8, 231

UNESCO, 12, 157

uniforms. See also emblems

   CIA in Afghanistan, 50

   civilians in, 113

   misuse, 200–1, 203–6

   and prisoner of war status, 36–8, 41, 45–6

   spies, 212

   Taliban, 48

   World War II, 95

United Kingdom, 51, 53–4, 64, 98, 107, 226

United Nations

   emblems, 200–1, 203–5, 208, 211

   forces, 5

   General Assembly, 77, 142, 178, 193

   Secretary-General, 241

   Security Council, 4, 195–6

United States

   Afghanistan War. See Afghanistan War

   CIA agents in the field, 50

   Civil War, 87

   command responsibility, 238–9

   detention of unlawful combatants, 31

   gas warfare, 74

   Guantanamo Bay, 50

   Gulf War. See Gulf War

   herbicides, 187–8

   hostages, 227

   individuals, targeting of, in WWII, 95

   interstate roads, 89

   landmines, 69

   military objectives, 87

   obedience to national law defence, 250

   and Protocol I, 11, 47, 255

   use of enemy uniforms, 205

   Vincennes incident, 110

   White House, 98

universal jurisdiction, 236

unlawful combatants

   deception, 29, 37, 39, 203

deprived of prisoners of war status, 29--33, 235

   detention without trial, 30–1

   distinguished from war criminals, 31, 233–7

   Geneva Conditions, 34–7, 39–44

   Hague Conditions, 33–4, 37–9, 41–4

   ‘human shields’, 130

   Israeli legislation, 31–2

   judicial guarantees, 32–3

   jurisdiction, 236

   meaning, 29–3

   mercenaries, 40, 50–2

   military tribunals, 30

   minimum standards, 32–3

   non-uniformed snipers, 95

   prosecution, 30–1, 234, 236–7

   spies, 211

   suicide bombers, 33

   torpedoes, 71

unnecessary suffering principle, 56--62, 65--6, 73, 80, 231, 255

Ur temple, 158

urban areas, 100, 125, 129--30, 218

vehicles

   anti-vehicle landmines, 65, 67, 69

   marking vehicles, 38

   medical vehicles, 167–8

veterinary personnel, 147–8

Vietnam War, 105, 187

Vincennes incident, 110

visit and search, 103, 216–17

voluntary societies, 146

waiver of immunity, 253

wanton destruction, 192–3, 218–19

war correspondents, 34, 35, 149

war crimes

   attacks on medical units, 166, 232

   attacks on undefended localities, 99, 231

   and breach of LOIAC, 229

   command responsibility, 237–43

   cultural and religious property, 163, 231

   defences. See defences

   definition, 228–33

   degrading treatment, 232

   deportations, 231

   destruction of enemy property, 193, 219, 230–1

   direct attack on civilians, 115–16, 129, 230

   expanding bullets, 64, 231

   enlisting of children, 142, 232

   environmental damage, 185–6, 231

   excessive collateral damage, 120, 231

   generally, 228–54

   hostages, 227, 230

   humanitarian assistance, 230–1

   ‘human shields’, 130–1, 232

   improper use of flags, emblems and uniforms, 208, 212, 230–1

   killing surrendering combatants, 145, 231

   mitigation of punishment, 237, 253–4

   non-prescription, 234–5

   no-quarter policy, 145, 231, 233–4

   pillage, 214, 231

   poison, 63, 231

   poisonous gases, 75, 231

   prisoners of war, 230

   rape, 142, 232

   starvation of civilians, 136, 232

   torture, 230

   transfers of population, 231–3

   treacherous killing, 208, 231

   or unlawful combatancy, 31

   undefended localities, 99–100, 231

   and unnecessary suffering, 60–1, 231

war criminals

   characteristics, 233–7

   civilians, 233

   distinguished from unlawful combatants, 39, 233–7

   due process, 236

   jurisdiction, 234, 236

   post-conviction prisoner of war status, 235–6

   prosecution, 234–5, 237

   rights, 235–6

   sentences, 236

war effort, contribution to, 28, 152, 174, 256

war trophies, 215

war-gaming facilities, 88

warnings, 127–8, 149, 165–6, 221, 226

warships

   booty of war, 215

   definition, 102

   disguise, 206

   exclusion zones, 107

   identification, 38

   military objectives, 88, 102

   naval mines, 69--71

weapons. See also specific weapons

   absolute contraband, 217

   belligerent reprisals, 224

   blinding lasers, 60, 72–3, 256

   booby-traps, 65–7

   development of new weapons, 80–1, 88

   incendiaries, 71–2

   landmines, 66–9

   light individual weapons, 151, 152

naval mines, 69--71

   non-detectable fragments 64–5

   non-lethal, 59–60

   poison, 63

   prohibitions, 61–76, 257

   projectiles, 62–4

   proportionality, 59

   restrictions, 62–3

   self-destruct mechanisms, 62

   storage places, 88

   technological developments, 256

   unlawful per se, 55

weapons of mass destruction

   biological weapons, 55, 57, 76

   chemical weapons, 73–6, 187–8

   generally, 1, 73–6

   nuclear weapons. See nuclear weapons

weather changes, 178, 181, 194

white flags, 108, 145, 199–200, 202

wire tapping, 208

women, 141–3, 150

works of art, 65, 157, 160–3, 224

World War I

   blockade of Germany, 137

   exclusion zones, 106

   Lusitania, 123

   peace treaties, 72, 74

   poisonous gases, 73

World War II

   aerial bombings, 111, 116, 173, 222

   Battle of the Bulge, 205

   civilian spies, 211

   and distinction principle, 115

   exclusion zones, 106

   flame-throwers, 72

   German V1s and V2s, 118

   hostages, 227

   individuals, targetings of, 95

   kamikaze pilots, 33

   Monte Cassino bombing, 90

   morale shattering, 116

   resistance movements, 41, 47

   ‘scorched earth’ policies, 133

wounded and sick

   belligerent reprisals against, 223

   booby-traps against, 65

   cessation of protection, 150

   deception, 200, 202–3

   definition, 143

   hors de combat, 28

   naval warfare, 143

   pillage, 214

   protection, 45, 143–4, 167, 169

   renunciation of rights, 20

   shelters, 101

   sieges, 134

yachts, 216

Yugoslavia, 15

zero-casualty warfare, 1, 118–19





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