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War Crime

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War Crime
A violation of established protections of the laws of war, which is defined by international law—e.g., the Hague and Geneva Conventions
Examples of war crimes Mistreatment, deportation, enslavement and/or mass murder of prisoners of war, hostages or civilians, genocide, and wanton destruction of population centres and any devastation not justified by military, or civilian necessity


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The Americans have also refused to sign the permanent war crimes court treaty; one wonders what they have to fear from such treaties.
Kulik does not seek to dismiss, deny or minimize American war crimes in Vietnam--rather, his purpose is to expose false war crime stories, so that the stories that are true can be more accurately regarded and remembered.
The report, compiled by South African War Crimes Investigator Richard Goldstone said both Israel and Hamas committed war crimes during Israel's 22-day war on Gaza in December and January.
 
 
 
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