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CILRAP » Case Matrix Network » CMN Knowledge Hub » Elements Digest » Art. 8 War crimes » Art. 8(2)(e) War crimes » Art. 8(2)(e)(xii) Destroying/seizing enemy's property » 5. Such property was protected from that destruction or seizure under the international law of armed conflict.

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5. Such property was protected from that destruction or seizure under the international law of armed conflict.

5.1. The property was protected from destruction or seizure under the Geneva Conventions.

5.1.1. Evidence that the property was protected from destruction or seizure under the Geneva Convention I.

5.1.2. Evidence of property protected under the Geneva Convention II

5.1.3. Evidence of property protected under the Geneva Convention III

5.1.4. Evidence of property protected under the Geneva Convention IV

5.2. The property was protected from destruction or seizure under the Hague Regulations.

5.2.1. Evidence that the property was a building dedicated to religion, education, art, science or charitable purposes, an historic monument, a hospital or a place where the sick and wounded are collected, which was not a military objective.

5.2.2. Evidence that the property was an undefended town, village, dwelling, or building.

5.2.3. Evidence that the property was situated in a hostile state that was occupied.

Element:

5. Such property was protected from that destruction or seizure under the international law of armed conflict.

5.1. The property was protected from destruction or seizure under the Geneva Conventions.

5.1.1. Evidence that the property was protected from destruction or seizure under the Geneva Convention I.

5.1.2. Evidence of property protected under the Geneva Convention II

5.1.3. Evidence of property protected under the Geneva Convention III

5.1.4. Evidence of property protected under the Geneva Convention IV

5.2. The property was protected from destruction or seizure under the Hague Regulations.

5.2.1. Evidence that the property was a building dedicated to religion, education, art, science or charitable purposes, an historic monument, a hospital or a place where the sick and wounded are collected, which was not a military objective.

5.2.2. Evidence that the property was an undefended town, village, dwelling, or building.

5.2.3. Evidence that the property was situated in a hostile state that was occupied.

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