Australians mark 108 years since Gallipoli with dawn services across the country
Australians mark 108 years since Gallipoli with dawn services across the country
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Australians mark 108 years since Gallipoli with dawn services across the country
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. The laws of armed conflict or international humanitarian law (IHL) are a set of rules governing what can and cannot be done during war. The four Geneva Conventions and their protocols comprise the majority of the law, with almost all nations agreeing - in principle - to follow them. As the just released Brereton report reveals, the laws are often breached. Indeed, not only does the report detail a redacted account of the recent 39 alleged murders in Afghanistan, but it also provides a h...