Diplomatic Conference of Geneva 1906

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The Diplomatic Conference of Geneva 1906 was an international diplomatic meeting where states revised and expanded humanitarian laws governing the treatment of wounded and shipwrecked military personnel, leading to the adoption of the Second Geneva Convention.

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instanceOf diplomatic conference
international conference
treaty conference
aim to harmonize humanitarian rules among states
to improve protection of wounded and shipwrecked military personnel
to revise and expand the 1864 Geneva Convention
appliesToJurisdiction international humanitarian law NERFINISHED
chronologyWithinTopic second major Geneva diplomatic conference on humanitarian law
country Switzerland
describedBySource International Committee of the Red Cross historical records
League of Nations Treaty Series NERFINISHED
United Nations Treaty Series retrospectives
endTime 1906-07-06
fieldOfWork humanitarian law
international humanitarian law NERFINISHED
law of armed conflict
followedBy Diplomatic Conference of Geneva 1929 NERFINISHED
follows Diplomatic Conference of Geneva 1864 NERFINISHED
hasEffect Second Geneva Convention (1906) NERFINISHED
hasPart negotiation of treaty articles
signature of final act
languageOfWorkOrName English
French
German
other official languages of participating states
legalForm multilateral treaty negotiation
location Geneva NERFINISHED
mainSubject laws and customs of war
protection of wounded and sick soldiers
revision of the Geneva Convention of 1864
treatment of shipwrecked military personnel
namedAfter Geneva NERFINISHED
organizer Swiss Federal Council NERFINISHED
participant European states
States party to the 1864 Geneva Convention
non-European states
partOf development of the Geneva Conventions
pointInTime 1906
result codification of obligations for medical personnel and facilities
expanded protections for wounded and sick in armed forces in the field
strengthening of the Red Cross emblem protections
significantEvent adoption of the 1906 revision of the Geneva Convention
startTime 1906-06-11

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Second Geneva Convention of 1906 negotiatedAt Diplomatic Conference of Geneva 1906