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hors de combat in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hors de combat (French: [ɔʁ də kɔ̃ba]; lit. 'out of
combat') is a
French term used in the laws...
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placed '
hors de combat' (out of action) due to sickness, wounds, detention, or any
other cause.
Geneva Protocol I
Article 41.2
defines '
hors de combat' as...
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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...
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disabled aircraft during wartime. Such
parachutists are
considered hors de combat and it is made a war
crime to
attack them in an
interstate armed conflict...
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important human rights provisions.
Protected persons are
those hors de combat (outside of
combat) or not
taking part in
hostilities in a
situation of armed...
- Human's
Rights Office, "allegations of
summary executions of
people hors de combat should be promptly,
fully and
effectively investigated, and any perpetrators...
- civilians, the wounded, or
those no
longer able to
continue fighting (
hors de combat). The double-tap
strikes became easier to
execute with introduction...
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killing of
civilian targets, the
physical torture and
execution of
hors de combat, and piracy.
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first w**** of release, The Troy Saga surp****ed...
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arose in an
agreement between...
- This
includes civilians,
combatants hors de combat, and detainees. "Rule 47 –
Attacks against persons hors de combat". ICRC IHL Databases. International...
