La Convention De Genève Du 22 Août 1864 Et Les Sociétés De La Croix Rouge

Ce livre traite de la Convention de Genève de 1864, l'un des premiers traités internationaux sur le droit humanitaire, qui a établi les règles pour protéger les blessés, les malades et les naufragés de guerre. L'auteur examine les origines de la Convention, son contenu, son impact sur le développement du droit international humanitaire et l'histoire de la Croix Rouge.
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