Protecting Power definition
Protecting Power means a neutral or other State not a Party to the conflict which has been designated by a Party to the conflict and accepted by the adverse Party and has agreed to carry out the functions assigned to a Protecting Power under the Conventions and this Protocol;
Protecting Power means protecting power as prescribed in Article 2 (c) of the First Additional Protocol;
Protecting Power means a neutral or other State not a Party to the conflict which has been designated by a Party to the conflict and accepted by the adverse Party and has
Examples of Protecting Power in a sentence
In the limited number of countries where the United States has an official Protecting Power arrangement with another country, very limited assistance may be available.
In such a case the Detaining Power shall advise the Protecting Power accordingly.
In its letter to the Treasury relating to the Estimates of Receipts and Expenditure of the Uganda Protectorate, it explained that: According to the Treaty with the King of [B)Uganda, of which a copy is enclosed, only the import and export duties accrue the exchequer of the Protecting Power.
More Definitions of Protecting Power
Protecting Power means, in relation to a protected prisoner of war or a protected internee, the power or Organization which is carrying out, in the interests of the power of which he is a national, or of whose forces he is or was at any material time, a member, the duties assigned to the protecting power under the Convention set out in the Third Schedule or, as the case may be, the Fourth Schedule to this Act.