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Emotive images and music are used to highlight IHL statements on the protection of civilians and reflects the ICRC's activities to implement them. This 30 second film spot for TV broadcast presents the importance of respecting the Geneva Conventions and the impact they have on those suffering in times of conflict.
This informative film examines the development of the law of armed conflict and considers its relationship with the whole history of war in the 20th Century. Drawing on a wealth of historical facts for illustration, it demonstrates how humanitarian law is wholly compatible with the principles of military necessity. Aimed primarily at military audiences, Fighting by the rules emphasizes how essential it is for officers to incorporate the fundamental principles of the law of armed conflict into procedures and training programmes in armed forces throughout the world.
Warning: this video is mainly intended for military officers attending an ICRC training course on the law of armed conflict. It contains explicit material not suitable for viewing by minors or persons of a sensitive disposition.
Highlighting the events organized to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Geneva Conventions, this comprehensive film also looks at how the modern-day Geneva Conventions were signed. With footage from Rwanda, Sudan, the Balkans and South America, it stresses the importance of the Conventions and their 1977 Additional Protocols for protecting the wounded, prisoners of war and civilians in times of armed conflict.
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Geneva Conventions, the ICRC organized a campaign to position humanitarian law in the context of the modern-day warfare. This film considers how these Conventions, which are central to international humanitarian law, are the most important instruments to defend human dignity in war. They are also among the most widely ratified treaties in the world.
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