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Hors de combat (French: [ɔʁ də kɔ̃ba]; lit. 'out of
combat') is a
French term used in
diplomacy and
international law to
refer to
persons who are incapable...
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members of
armed forces who have laid down
their arms and
those placed hors de combat by sickness, wounds, detention, or any
other cause,
shall in all cir****stances...
- but also
important human rights provisions.
Persons who are
hors de combat (outside of
combat), and
those who are not
taking part in
hostilities in situation...
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Geneva Conventions,
adopted in June 1977);
combatants who are
placed hors de combat; and
neutral persons, such as peacekeepers, who are not
involved in...
- to be
inhumane and, consequently, such
parachutists are
considered hors de combat under the
Protocol I
addition to the 1949
Geneva Conventions, meaning...
- six half-hour episodes:
Noblesse Oblige Cause Celebre Femme Fatale Hors de Combat Droit d'Auteur Le Mot
Juste It
starred Henry Goodman in the
title role...
- may
lawfully kill an
enemy combatant so long as that
combatant is not
hors de combat. This
principle is
embedded in
public international law and has been...
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engaging in
hostilities on
behalf of a
belligerent party who are not
hors de combat or are not
members of a
neutral country. Some
civilian infrastructure...
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simple truth and
common sense will
ultimately crack my s****, and put me
hors de combat. The
confusion of
images is amusing:
Goliath turning himself into a...
- face a
trial for any
alleged part in the war
crimes based on
these hors de combat killings.
Mohnke strongly denied the
accusations against him, telling...
