During World War II, the Japanese were known to coat bamboo spikes with animal feces so that even if the tips didn’t kill you, an infection certainly would. However, Protocol II of the 1979 Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons finally banned their use altogether. Though these sound pretty medieval, spike pits were in use as late as the Vietnam War. Spike Pits Despite not so sophisticated, Spike Pits are still among weapons banned by the Geneva Convention (Photo: XY) China, Russia, and the United States have yet to sign it. There is also an ongoing campaign to ban the use of land mines internationally through the Ottawa Treaty however, it has not yet passed. Under Protocol I of the Geneva Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons, there is a requirement that all weapons must use metallic fragments that can be seen via x-ray.Īlso, mines placed outside of fenced and cordoned areas must use self-destruct mechanisms set to go off after a certain period.
Militaries are no longer allowed to set up land mines that can’t be detected by x-ray. Plastic land mines Plastic Land Mines (Photo: XY) It’s not exactly an effective weapon, but more like an unpleasant deterrent. But because the Hague Convention rules on aerosol chemical weapons that disrupt breathing, you can’t bring your pocket mace to the battlefield, not that you should. You might not think of pepper spray as a weapon for warfare.
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This clause prohibits the use of incendiary weapons on people. Flamethrower Flamethrower is among weapons banned by the Geneva Convention (Photo: XY)Īccording to Protocol III of the Geneva Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons, though flamethrowers aren’t entirely banned, you can’t use them for frying your enemies.
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