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Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /raid/home/mskala/ansuz/lawpoli/2004042901.php:4) in /raid/home/mskala/ansuz/conditional.php on line 52 The Geneva Convention
I read yet another news story about treatment of persons captured by the
U.S. during recent fighting and whether their treatment did or did not
comply with the Geneva Convention, and it occurred to me that I'd never
actually read the Geneva Convention, and probably very few of us
have. So, here it is. It's very long and technical, but of some
interest. How does the treatment of students in school compare to the
standard required for treatment of prisoners of war? [The Geneva Convention]
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