'Public curiosity' in the 1949 Geneva Conventions: UK government and British Red Cross interpretation
Guidance on how to interpret the 'public curiosity' requirement in the 1949 Geneva Conventions, developed by the UK government and the British Red Cross.
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This document explains the practical interpretation of the requirement in Article 13 of the Third Geneva Convention to protect prisoners of war against insults and public curiosity. The UK government and British Red Cross jointly developed this interpretation.
See also an overview of the UK and international humanitarian law in 2018.