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ICRC, what you need to know about the Geneva Conventions ?

ICRC, what you need to know about the Geneva Conventions ?

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The Geneva Conventions and their Additional Protocols contain the essential rules of international humanitarian law, which set limits to the barbarity of war. The first Geneva Convention was adopted in 1864 and since then international humanitarian law has continued to adapt to the reality of international conflicts.


With the help of readings from Henry Dunant's book "A memory of Solférino" and archives, most of which come from geneveMonde.ch partner institutions, historian Véronique Stenger and journalist David Glaser explain the history and evolution of these Conventions and their usefulness in the context of armed conflicts.


Research and presentation : Véronique Stenger and David Glaser


Readings : Laurent Burkhalter


Production: David Glaser and Christophe Legrain


Translations : Justin Araya


Special thanks to the Geneva Public Library, the Swiss Diplomatic Archives (DODIS), the RTS archives, Memoriav and the ICRC archives.


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