网络行动和《日内瓦第二公约》

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近期出版的《日内瓦第二公约》红十字国际委员会新版评注认识到，海上冲突行为和适用法律解释发生了重大的变化。其中一项重大变化是在海军行动中增加了网络行动。现代船舶越来越多地利用计算机网络来控制重要的船舶系统，但在《日内瓦第二公约》下如何看待潜在的网络行动的讨论是有限的，这一点可以理解。本文将通过分析网络行动如何对《日内瓦第二公约》的某些条款产生影响来帮助解决这一差距。

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