The Geneva Protocol
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The definition of aggression is a relatively easy matter, for it issufficient to say that any State is the aggressor which resorts in anyshape or form to force in violation of the engagements contracted by iteither under the Covenant (if, for instance, being a Member of theLeague of Nations, it has not respected the territorial integrity orpolitical independence of another Member {187} of the League) or underthe present Protocol (if, for instance, being a signatory of theProtocol, it has refuse...d to conform to an arbitral award or to aunanimous decision of the Council). This is the effect of Article 10, which also adds that the violation of the rules laid down for ademilitarised zone is to be regarded as equivalent to resort to war. The text refers to resort to war, but it was understood during thediscussion that, while mention was made of the most serious andstriking instance, it was in accordance with the spirit of the Protocolthat acts of violence and force, which possibly may not constitute anactual state of war, should nevertheless be taken into consideration bythe Council.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The definition of aggression is a relatively easy matter, for it issufficient to say that any State is the aggressor which resorts in anyshape or form to force in violation of the engagements contracted by iteither under the Covenant (if, for instance, being a Member of theLeague of Nations, it has not respected the territorial integrity orpolitical independence of another Member {187} of the League) or underthe present Protocol (if, for instance, being a signatory of theProtocol, it has refuse...d to conform to an arbitral award or to aunanimous decision of the Council). This is the effect of Article 10, which also adds that the violation of the rules laid down for ademilitarised zone is to be regarded as equivalent to resort to war. The text refers to resort to war, but it was understood during thediscussion that, while mention was made of the most serious andstriking instance, it was in accordance with the spirit of the Protocolthat acts of violence and force, which possibly may not constitute anactual state of war, should nevertheless be taken into consideration bythe Council.
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