Ukrainian military study international humanitarian law
Source: Ukraine’s defense ministry
Servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine study international humanitarian law, in particular issues related to the prisoners of war.
Ukrainian military personnel studied a number of important topics on a specialized course on international humanitarian law.
The course included the following issues:
- How to ensure the right of Russians to surrender?
- How to distinguish between an act of treachery and the real intention of the enemy to stop hostilities?
- How is it legal and safe to take a prisoner of war?
Within the scope of the project, a specialized training course and a number of methodological materials have been developed.
International experts from Switzerland, the USA and Colombia took part in the training program.
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