Un droit dans la guerre? Volume I : présentation du droit ... - ICRC

Partie I – Chapitre 9 7
Cas n° 189, États-Unis d’Amérique/Royaume-Uni, La conduite de la guerre de
2003 en Irak
Cas n° 210, Étude de cas, Les conflits armés dans l’ex-Yougoslavie [19 et 27]
Cas n° 220, TPIY, Le Procureur c. Rajic [Partie A, par. 54]
Cas n° 232, Croatie, Le Procureur c. Rajko Radulovic et consorts
Cas n° 233, République fédérale de Yougoslavie, Intervention de l’OTAN
[Partie A., par. 10-18; Partie B., par. 55 et 71-79]
Cas n° 265, Afghanistan, Les trafiquants de drogue, cibles légitimes
Cas n° 273, États-Unis d’Amérique, Commissions militaires [par. 5. D.]
Cas n° 279, Afghanistan, MANUA, Appel au respect du DIH
Cas n° 282, Népal, Guerre civile [Partie B.]
Cas n° 301, Géorgie/Russie, Rapport de Human Rights Watch sur le conflit en
Ossétie du Sud [par. 20-22, 39-40, 58-64]
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