Most Western Countries at least try to adapt policies that abide by them… whether or not they are followed is another story. Russia, Iran, and China go out of their way to shit on them and try and create a new world order so they are not even bothered by such standards.
@@ronaldayoub hamas kidnapping people and holding them hostages and flying in on paraglides and gunning down innocent people at a music festival is following Geneva convention?
@@johnfartenhiemer4134they holding hostages is not against Geneva convention no official news says (with proof) that they treat any hostage against the laws.
Common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions prohibits the taking of hostages. Under the Statute of the International Criminal Court, the “taking of hostages” constitutes a war crime in both international and non-international armed conflicts
The four Geneva Conventions are key international treaties that form the core of International Humanitarian Law (IHL), which regulates the conduct of armed conflicts and seeks to protect those who are not participating in hostilities, such as civilians, medical personnel, and prisoners of war. The conventions, adopted in 1949 after World War II, set out the fundamental rules of war and aim to limit the suffering caused by conflict. They include: The First Geneva Convention: Focuses on the protection and care of wounded and sick soldiers on land during war, ensuring they receive medical attention without discrimination.
The Second Geneva Convention: Extends similar protections to wounded, sick, and shipwrecked soldiers at sea, as well as ensuring they receive appropriate medical care and treatment.
The Third Geneva Convention: Provides detailed rules for the treatment of prisoners of war, outlining their rights, conditions of detention, and protections against torture and mistreatment.
The Fourth Geneva Convention: Deals with the protection of civilians during times of war, including the rights of people living under occupation, ensuring they are treated humanely and safeguarding their rights to life, food, medical care, and protection from violence. The Geneva Conventions, along with their Additional Protocols, represent the legal framework that limits the brutality of war by safeguarding human dignity, promoting humanitarian efforts, and ensuring that all parties to a conflict adhere to common standards of decency. These conventions serve as the foundation for the laws of war, emphasizing the need for ethical conduct even amidst the chaos of armed conflict.
Infantry: If we're surrendering, we can wave a white flag to signal it. Tank crews: We turn our turrets away form enemy lines while advancing towards it to signal a surrender. Ships: We can lower our colours from the mast to signal a surrender, since having it up is required to attack. Air force: th-cam.com/video/gp5CzNSOcEY/w-d-xo.html
Even though it doesn't work 100% of the times this rules are very important because as nations we should have aspirations to be less brutal in wars because we know that wars cannot be 100% prevented and I'm sure thousands of lives has been saved by these laws.
@@venomancer5736 It's not nations who to to war. It's governments who do that, and they are filled by psychopaths and maniacs who couldn't give a shit about them rules even if they wanted to. NO amount of us saying "hmm, yes, when insecure propaganda pumped degenerates are sent off to kil innocent people they should be careful to not hurt them too much", will ever do any good. Whatever few people were saved, were saved by individual strenght of morality within someone somewhere. Not rules that were made knowing no one will follow them.
War criminal is a title but in behind that title it could mean your father kiIIed innocent people or wounded/detained people or could have r### a woman or even a...
For all the people saying that nobody follows the Geneva Convention, countries tend to uphold these rules because they need international support. Other countries will impose harsh economic sanctions or embargos on the country that breaks these laws and the other belligerent may be sent aid. Also, treating the enemy troops well will make the enemy more likely to treat your own troops better.
Will you help a cold war veteran, requesting a Genivia Convention, whom is scared to what seems like the United States taking retribution upon my life for this request. Heath gordon greene G1225 Senior Airman
I find these laws hypocritical because these laws applies to only state actors like a standing army of a country whereas non state actors like terrorists and insurgents are not expected to follow these rules. This gives those people an unfair advantage which makes them able to produce more tangible success on the battlefield than a standing military organization. It's like a boxing match where one person is expected to follow all the rules and regulations whereas the other is free to break all the rules and regulations. That's why states employ, train and fund non state actors to achieve their objectives against another state because they don't have to follow these rules.
United States and you guessed it ISRAHELL are non state actors!!! They literally are given a choice of whether or not they want to be held accountable. It's so flawed it's basically a nonexistent set of rules.
Has the ICRC seen the hostages hamas has taken to Gaza? Have they tried to see them? Have they been able to write home? Have they been protected under the 3rd convention? I haven't heard Guterres mention this
It is not. There should be limitations; specifically, rules that prohibit harming children, women, medical workers, POWs, etc. Don't forget, these rules were created to not have a repeat of WW2's attrocities
Well it sucks that these “rules” are ignored by pretty much everyone except the United States. Not that the US ALWAYS follows the rules but we try to most of the time and when we don’t we at least act like we tried. 😆😂🤣
Nice to see we actually have these rules, even though nobody follows them in war
Most Western Countries at least try to adapt policies that abide by them… whether or not they are followed is another story.
Russia, Iran, and China go out of their way to shit on them and try and create a new world order so they are not even bothered by such standards.
@@ronaldayoub hamas kidnapping people and holding them hostages and flying in on paraglides and gunning down innocent people at a music festival is following Geneva convention?
@@ronaldayoubonly reason Palestine was having more casualties is becoz instead of finding solution to protect civs they only plan was mass murder
@@johnfartenhiemer4134they holding hostages is not against Geneva convention no official news says (with proof) that they treat any hostage against the laws.
Common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions prohibits the taking of hostages.
Under the Statute of the International Criminal Court, the “taking of hostages” constitutes a war crime in both international and non-international armed conflicts
More like:
1. Geneva Suggestion
2. Geneva Recommendations
3. Geneva's Bucket List
4. Geneva To-do List
5. Geneva's Proposal
6. Geneva's Tips
7. Geneva's Ideas
8. Geneva's Options
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Countries during the Geneva Conventions: ok I’ll follow it.
Countries after the Geneva Conventions: *I don’t give a shit*
So true 😭
Geneva suggestion
To-do list
Can you maybe not?
@@RianniNishikawa Too late man
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Get van convection is boring I like to do it daily
The four Geneva Conventions are key international treaties that form the core of International Humanitarian Law (IHL), which regulates the conduct of armed conflicts and seeks to protect those who are not participating in hostilities, such as civilians, medical personnel, and prisoners of war. The conventions, adopted in 1949 after World War II, set out the fundamental rules of war and aim to limit the suffering caused by conflict. They include:
The First Geneva Convention: Focuses on the protection and care of wounded and sick soldiers on land during war, ensuring they receive medical attention without discrimination.
The Second Geneva Convention: Extends similar protections to wounded, sick, and shipwrecked soldiers at sea, as well as ensuring they receive appropriate medical care and treatment.
The Third Geneva Convention: Provides detailed rules for the treatment of prisoners of war, outlining their rights, conditions of detention, and protections against torture and mistreatment.
The Fourth Geneva Convention: Deals with the protection of civilians during times of war, including the rights of people living under occupation, ensuring they are treated humanely and safeguarding their rights to life, food, medical care, and protection from violence.
The Geneva Conventions, along with their Additional Protocols, represent the legal framework that limits the brutality of war by safeguarding human dignity, promoting humanitarian efforts, and ensuring that all parties to a conflict adhere to common standards of decency. These conventions serve as the foundation for the laws of war, emphasizing the need for ethical conduct even amidst the chaos of armed conflict.
It's nice to have such a law I'm sure it protected many innocent people
I’m sure nobody ever violates it :)
@@Martin-mi1oj even if someone does violates it,I'm sure they'll be held accountable :)
@@bilbloblep6769 Yes, especially in the Balkans. I'm happy how all offending parties got procecuted for bombing civilians.
Countries with nuclear weapons: sike! Bitch you thought you can convict me
@@bilbloblep6769 You mean like Putin?
Infantry: If we're surrendering, we can wave a white flag to signal it.
Tank crews: We turn our turrets away form enemy lines while advancing towards it to signal a surrender.
Ships: We can lower our colours from the mast to signal a surrender, since having it up is required to attack.
Air force: th-cam.com/video/gp5CzNSOcEY/w-d-xo.html
Underrated comment
Don't get it, wrote the link on the search bar and only showed kratos falling mem- oh I get it
Thanks for this nice checklist I'll be following for this Christmas!
Nice rules. Shame they dont work at all, but still.
Ukrainians kill Russian prisoners of war th-cam.com/video/vl3cMLFzUyw/w-d-xo.html
Even though it doesn't work 100% of the times this rules are very important because as nations we should have aspirations to be less brutal in wars because we know that wars cannot be 100% prevented and I'm sure thousands of lives has been saved by these laws.
@@venomancer5736 It's not nations who to to war. It's governments who do that, and they are filled by psychopaths and maniacs who couldn't give a shit about them rules even if they wanted to. NO amount of us saying "hmm, yes, when insecure propaganda pumped degenerates are sent off to kil innocent people they should be careful to not hurt them too much", will ever do any good. Whatever few people were saved, were saved by individual strenght of morality within someone somewhere. Not rules that were made knowing no one will follow them.
@@venomancer5736 The point is not to completely nullify atrocities but to keep human suffering as low as possible.
Cry 🗿
Thank you for the explanation. I have learnt a lot from this.
"No killing civilians"
NATO & Russia:
*"I'm gonna pretend i didn't see that"*
Missiles be flying, people be dying, geneva is just suggesting.
*the entire fucking planet
Israel: am I a joke to you
Geneva Convention is merely the Geneva Suggestion for the victor
NATO in 1999 be like
Amid a
@@geigermulleryoutubescience1973 Russia invading Ukraine be like
Israel and Palestine be like
All world leaders: The Convention is more what you'd call guidelines than actual rules.
Countries: *waves hand* we don’t need to follow the Geneva convention
UN: You don’t need to follow the Geneva convention.
Wow, what a deep dive 👏
Remember it’s not a war crime if you win
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Its called armageddon for a reason
POWs prisoner of war 捕虜 01:18
interned civilian 抑留された文民 02:00
internee ìntərníː 被抑留者
three additional protcols 02:32
Why doesn’t this have more views
Laws anywhere mean nothing if there's no one capable to uphold them
My dad is a war criminal! I'm serious... SERBIA STRONG!
Dude!! Nice👌👌
Based balkan dude
War criminal is a title but in behind that title it could mean your father kiIIed innocent people or wounded/detained people or could have r### a woman or even a...
sanest man in the the Balkan’s based .
Imagine if somoene did that to your family
Logged in listening Good singer
For all the people saying that nobody follows the Geneva Convention, countries tend to uphold these rules because they need international support. Other countries will impose harsh economic sanctions or embargos on the country that breaks these laws and the other belligerent may be sent aid. Also, treating the enemy troops well will make the enemy more likely to treat your own troops better.
I agree people just are too "cool" to understand
Never heard of Israel
Please provide pdf of this video
It's necessary to do this, thanks
Thank you.
Stellaris checklist
Reading comments from all the international law experts in the comment 🤓
Every Single Nation Ever:Splish,Splash your Opinion is trash.
I'm sending this video to my doungeon and dragons players.
Prophet mohamed PBUH upholded exactly the same rules, glad that the western wolrd caught up
They didn't catch up. They just wrote it down and ignored it
Wow, maybe I should learn more about islam. Banu Qurayza seems like a good place to start, don't you think?
@@junfour go right ahead. Deuteronomy 20 is also recommended reading
@@eiadessam1 Oh wow. That's probably the single most damning chapter in the Bible. I can see where you guys get it from.
@@junfour selective learning AND projection. Is there anything you can't do?
One wise man once said "Rules are meant to be broken"
Canadians be like
"POW must be humanily and notably never murdered or torture"
Japan and Germany in 1941:I supose to can't hear that
The Geneva Conventions were created in 1949 as a consequence for that.
But this was made in 1949, how the hell were germany and japan supposed to hear that in 1941?
It was created after ww1, because Canada have done 3 war crime.
Please are there IHL clubs? I want to identify with one.
Only counts if you don’t win.
NATO: I will pretend I didn't see that
Geneva checklist is pretty comprehensive
The only rule of war is WIN.
The only questions are WHAT IS THE MEANING OF LIFE, and DO I HAVE FREE WILL?
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Sad that nothing on here mentions nuclear warfare
Geneva convention? nah fam i like the geneva suggustion
Israel : Ah! You Exist? I Don't Care.
No country should be given a waiver from the Geneva Conventions!
Will you help a cold war veteran, requesting a Genivia Convention, whom is scared to what seems like the United States taking retribution upon my life for this request.
Heath gordon greene
G1225
Senior Airman
They are not party to it e.g. didn't sign it
Never be murdered or tortured… say that again 🌹🌹🌹
I love how everyone resorted to making jokes in the comments upon the realization that none of this shit works
Start 👆
My country breaks these the most to
Geneva suggestions fr
It’s the law
Imo im sure both participants in-war will do everyhing to win.. so this rules might be ignored
I find these laws hypocritical because these laws applies to only state actors like a standing army of a country whereas non state actors like terrorists and insurgents are not expected to follow these rules. This gives those people an unfair advantage which makes them able to produce more tangible success on the battlefield than a standing military organization. It's like a boxing match where one person is expected to follow all the rules and regulations whereas the other is free to break all the rules and regulations. That's why states employ, train and fund non state actors to achieve their objectives against another state because they don't have to follow these rules.
United States and you guessed it ISRAHELL are non state actors!!! They literally are given a choice of whether or not they want to be held accountable. It's so flawed it's basically a nonexistent set of rules.
Has the ICRC seen the hostages hamas has taken to Gaza? Have they tried to see them? Have they been able to write home? Have they been protected under the 3rd convention? I haven't heard Guterres mention this
Meanwhile Optimus Prime in Tf3:
Boxes are Exempt...Right...RIGHT...
Never forget islam laws & rules of war
Never forgot afghanistan and iraq rat
@@brodienunn8638you're sad tbh
Gaza and arabs use non of these rules
Wow, thats a lot of words.... too bad i aint reading them
Israel these are to do list
world in refugee problem need international law on the spy is criteria.
IDF don’t give two shits lol 😂
Geneva conventions?
More like the Geneva Checklist
Ah yes the idiocy of applying humanity to something inherently inhumane. Let me know quickly you wars go now.
If this is a law then Israel is in violation of them.
“Geneva Suggestion” you mean.
All these reliefs are baseless when it comes to Palestine
protip : not applied to US military
Imperial japan and CCP: Geneva what?
Glory to Ukraine🇺🇦
Meanwhile Israel: No😛
Don't forget Hamas Raped and killed Israeli women and children which started the war.
Mr beast
Geneva jokes
oops
and Russia ignores all of that to threat everyone else.
CIA bots ignores middle east
Palestine?
Clearly Russia is following that very strictly😅
it’s absurd that wars should have rules!
It is not. There should be limitations; specifically, rules that prohibit harming children, women, medical workers, POWs, etc. Don't forget, these rules were created to not have a repeat of WW2's attrocities
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Well it sucks that these “rules” are ignored by pretty much everyone except the United States. Not that the US ALWAYS follows the rules but we try to most of the time and when we don’t we at least act like we tried. 😆😂🤣
booooooooooring
Putin: idk what's that
Every single one of those articles and protocols were thrown out the window on Oct 7th in Israel while the world shrugged and called it justified.
Well, this aged like milk