
| Country Report Somalia - ICRC Worldwide Consultation on the Rules of War (International Committee of the Red Cross , 1999, 54 p.) |
| (introduction...) |
| About the people on war project |
| Country context |
| Country methodology |
| Executive summary |
| The war experience |
![]() | Widespread conflict |
![]() | Rape and brutality |
| Protection of civilians |
![]() | Limits on wartime behaviour |
![]() | Norms, tradition and religion |
![]() | Weapons of war |
| Civilians and captured combatants at risk |
![]() | Blurring the line between combatants and civilians |
![]() | Captured combatants at risk |
| Breakdown of limits |
![]() | The cycle of violence |
![]() | Length of the war |
![]() | The nature of clan warfare |
![]() | Youth, militias and brutality |
![]() | Collapse of authority: Declining influence of tribal elders |
![]() | A national vacuum |
![]() | Turning to faith |
| Geneva Conventions |
![]() | Knowledge and efficacy of the Geneva Conventions |
![]() | Punishment of war crimes |
| International institutions |
![]() | United Nations |
![]() | ICRC/Red Crescent |
| Annex 1: General methodology |
| Annex 2: Questionnaire* |