Citaat | Rechtbank Den Haag 1 juni 2022

Onder 2.28.2. Rechtbank Den Haag 1 juni 2022

Een alinea uit Rechtbank Den Haag 1 juni 2022, ECLI:NL:RBDHA:2022:5165.

“ As previously addressed […] prewar treaties which prescribed the liability of states that participated in wars did not allow for an individual right to bring action for the compensation of war injuries. Such is only allowed in diplomatic negotiations conducted between states. This reasoning clearly falls in line with the prewar Hague Convention which stipulates the liability of warring states. That is to say, Article 3 of the Hague Convention is nothing more than a provision which clarifies the international liability of those belligerent states who violate the Hague Regulations. In this case, the Appellants suffered injuries and the like caused by the actions of members of the military (the Japanese Military) in violation of international humanitarian laws, and seek the payment of compensations for the state to which military was associated with Japan, but a direct claim for compensation by an individual against a member nation is not permissible.

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