Abstract
This article is dedicated to the regulation of protection of cultural property during armed conflicts in terms of international law. Despite all the active efforts of international community, there are still examples of violation of one of the main principles of international humanitarian law – the principle of military necessity. Author provides overview of existing legal provisions and practice of application of these rules in different countries. The article highlights the actions on means of education of combatants taken by UNESCO and Blue Shield International. At his work author used such methodological framework as system analysis and comparative legal analysis. The necessity of modernization of the means of education and strengthening of preparatory measures for combatants is obvious.
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