Publisher: Peace Operations Training Institute Įl presente curso trata sobre el derecho internacional humanitario (DIH) y su aplicación a los soldados, trabajadores humanitarios, refugiados, personas desplazadas y demás actores involucrados en el conflicto armado.
Bouvier retired from the ICRC in 2016 and now works as a consultant. Materials on contemporary practice in international humanitarian law, from which several The author of several articles on international humanitarian law and its dissemination and theĬo-author of How Does Law Protect in War?, a collection of cases, documents, and teaching Bouvier joined the ICRC Advisory Service on International Humanitarian Law. This capacity, he has conducted a large number of training sessions in all parts of the world. After two years as deputy head of the ICRC Division for Policy andĬooperation within the Movement, he was appointed as a delegate to Academic Circles. From 1993 to 1994 he served as head of the
(ICRC) Legal Division as a legal adviser in 1984. He joined the International Committee of the Red Cross Antoine Bouvier studied law and international relations at the University of Geneva and the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies (now called Eight lessons.ĬOURSE AUTHOR: A Swiss national, Mr. Written at a higher level than other Peace Operations Training Institute courses, this course deals with complex legal and military issues. Topics include background and definitions, protection of victims, rights of prisoners of war, rules of conduct in hostilities, means of implementation, human rights and IHL, the applicability of IHL to peacekeeping and peace enforcement, different applications to international and intra-national conflicts, terrorism, sovereignty, and the role of the International Red Cross in International Humanitarian Law. This course covers international humanitarian law as applied to soldiers, humanitarian workers, refugees, displaced persons, and others involved with armed conflict.
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