War Crime Crime
War crime crime refers to criminal acts committed during times of armed conflict that violate the laws and customs of war. These acts can include but are not limited to: targeting civilians or non-combatants, using excessive force, torture, inhumane treatment of prisoners, and the destruction of civilian property. War crimes are considered to be among the most serious violations of international humanitarian law and can be prosecuted at both the national and international level.
External Links
- [ijmonitor.org] International Justice Monitor – War crimes. Crimes against humanity. Genocide. The International Justice Monitor offers news and analysis of some of the most significant trials of our time.