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6.25의 법적 조명 : 제2세션 ; 6.25의 국제법적 성격과 휴전협정 : 제5주제 ; 6.25전쟁과 전시국제법의 적용실태 : Application of the Law of War in the Korean War

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임덕규

Issue Date
2000
Publisher
서울대학교 법학연구소
Citation
법학, Vol.41 No.2, pp. 185-213
Keywords
공산국가들의 침략평화의 파괴UN의 강제행동전쟁방지법(jus ad bellum)
Abstract
Korean War that began in June 1950 between the Republic of Korea and

North Korea, in which an estimated 5,000,000 persons lost their lives. The

U.N., with the United States as the principal participant, joined the war on the

side of the Republic of Korea, and the People's Republic of China eventually

came to North Korea's aid. After exceptional vicissitudes, an armistice was

concluded in July 1953.

In the Korean Military Armistice Agreement, legal parties on the South

and North sides, from a purely military viewpoint are the U.N. on the one

hand and China and North Korea on the other. Therefore in the light of the

application of the law of war, (ⅰ)the subjects of international law on the

U.N. side and the Communist side are the U.N., China and North Korea; and

(ⅱ)the legal state between the U.N. side and the Commuist side is the

state of war.

In the Korean War the U.N. Command declared its intention to observe the

rules of law and in particular the Geneva Conventions of 1949. On July 4,

1950, General MacArthur stated:

Personnel of the armed forces of North Korea and other persons of North

Korea who are taken into custody or fall into the hands of armed forces now

under my operational control in connection with hostilities with in Korea will be

treated in accordance with the humanitarian principles applied by and recognized

by civilised nations involved in armed conflict.

On July 13, 1950, the Republic of Korea sent formal word that it would

cooperate with the International Red Cross and would abide by the Geneva...
ISSN
1598-222X
Language
Korean
URI
http://lawi.snu.ac.kr/

https://hdl.handle.net/10371/8937
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