IRRC No. 287

Dissemination in the nineties

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The dissemination of international humanitarian law is more than an obligation laid down by the Geneva Conventions and their Additional Protocols for all the States party to them. To spread such knowledge is to play a vital part — if not the most important part of all — in limiting the suffering caused by armed conflict.

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Dissemination in the nineties author: René Kosirnik

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