01865     2200253   4500001002100000005001500021035002000036008004100056020001800097041000800115082001000123084001600133100004600149245007600195250001000271260004400281300002400325500002000349520114500369650002801514650002101542990002401563990002401587INLIS00000000000226720221029114624  a0010-0520002267221029                |          | eng    a81-87498-88-9  aeng  a341.6  a341.6 MAN m0 aManual of International Humanitarian Laws12aManual of International Humanitarian Laws /cEdited by Naorem Sanajaoba  aEd.1.  aNew Dehi :bRegency Publication,c2004.  axx, 744 p ;c24 cm.  aIndeks : indeks  aA Manual of International Humanitarian Laws, published with the academic support of the ICRC--the South Asia delegation in particular, is a basic manual for military leadership, senior officials in navy, airforce, army, police, judges, lawyers, jurists, non-state entities (rebel outfits), media, university and laws school professors and students in universities in India, South Asia and abroad. The selection is one of the best so far in the discipline. The character of armed conflicts (read also war) has changed after 1990s; however, humanitarian laws regulate conduct of belligerents, restrict and limit means and methods of warfare in the 21 century, protect civilians, non-combatants, hors de combat and other protected persons. The edited work--a significant one from an experienced and eminent professor of law and a campaigner for human rights-- in India's most volatile NE region is a must-read for every one in the west and the east, particularly South Asia. The work dwells upon the law and conventions, enforcement and accountability, the perspectives of the Humanitarian Laws-Geneva, the Hague and the UN laws and the trend. 4aWar - International Law 4aHumanitarian Law  a00788/MKRI-P/I-2005  a00788/MKRI-P/I-2005