War Crime Analysis for Dummies - how to identify war crime misinformation on video.
April 4, 2023
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as posted by the channelIn general, a war crime can be identified by the layman with a three-part test:
#1. Were the troops hors-de-combat?
#2. Are the soldiers clearly marked medical personnel?
#3. Are the soldiers actively trying to surrender?
This can help you fight misinformation when viewing video of a suspected war crime.
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