Why Is It Important To Follow The Geneva Conventions

In April 1942 the Philippines and american soldiers were forced to endure a 6 day long march, known as the bataan death march.The japanese soldiers neglected to follow the rules of war, they blatantly brutalized people knowing it was against the Geneva conventions. In disobeying the laws of war their society faced a brutal march that made Japan change their views on life. Red Cross. A world-wide organization dedicated to saving the lives of soldiers on every side of a battle. They are a neutral group, and are supposed to be respected by all forms of military. If an unlucky soldier was wounded bad enough to be cared for by the red cross they would not be allowed to take up arms for the remainder of the hostilities. (Article six of the Geneva conventions.)
such as gases, atomic bombs, and other weapons that can cause neutral fatalities.The Geneva conventions are rules of war, they are simple rules that really anyone should follow, they are not difficult. Such as the first rule, all ambulances and hospitals are to be neutral ( such as Red Cross) and help out both sides unless they are taken over by military forces. Rule five, those who bring wounded, no matter the side, shall be safe from all harm and capturing. Those who house healing solders may be safe from all harm and protected. In rule 26 prisoners are to be fed wholesome meals to keep them healthy. An account must be taken when they are fed and they are to get larger proportions if made to work. Punishment affecting food may not be permitted and water must be provided, a pretty realistic