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What was drafted under the guidance of Eleanor roosevelt?
Geneva Convention
Which group could be tired for their actions under Geneva convention?
Prisoner of war camp commanders .
Under both the code of conduct and the Geneva convention on prisoners of war prisoners are required to give?
True.
What four categories address the fundamental rights and obligations of POW under the Geneva Convention?
protection, food, shelter and medical
What Under the Geneva conventions prisoners of war are only required to give a captor their?
Under the Geneva Convention, a prisoner of war (POW) is only required to give name, rank and number.
Do travel document refugee passport Geneva convention 1951 need visa for southafrica?
Do travel document refugee passport genova convention 1951 need visa for dubai?
What group would be tried for their war crime actions under the Geneva convention?
The Geneva Convention had set rules for warfare set by international agreements. People committing various types of war crimes would tried in Geneva. Special war crimes were to be held in Nuremberg. This would include Nazi's and other soldiers or leaders who committed genocide for example.
What group could be tried for their actions under the Geneva Convention?
German SS and Japanese Military and political leaders
Which group could tried for their actions under the Geneva convention?
German SS and Japanese Military and political leaders
Under both the code of conduct and the Geneva convention prisoner are required to give a captor only name rank identification number and date of birth?
Correct.
Can an enemy POW be killed if they threaten your unit's security or mission by their presence?
No. Detainees and POWs are covered under the Geneva Convention and their treatment must follow the guidelines in the UCMJ.
What did the prisoners of war do?
They could be put to work on non-war related activities under the Geneva Convention. Many were put to work growing food for the use of the prisoners.
