From: William K. Page
Week Five
Instructor: Vahik Ovanessian
Soc-120
Oct. 1st of, 2012
parry of Contents
1. Cover
2. Briefing
3. Ethical Issues
a.) Prisoners lost their lives due to the excessive instances of torture, both mental, and physical, honorable at Diyarbakir-Turkish Prison
b.) Why do violations of the geneva Act legislate?
4. Hand Out
a.) Red Cross: Summary of the 1949 Geneva group, (with new amendments, 2011)
Ethical Treatment of Prisoners
In a hone world, all rights that one possesses should be protected; however, wartime emergen-
cies are all the way not part of such a perfect world.(Mosser, 2010) Ethical: refers to a standard of moral actions that any human posses, acts on, or manner in which one behaves. Philosophers have a bent grass of theories that expand on, or explain their concepts of what is defined as ethics, (Deontology, Kantian Principles, Consequentialism, Utilitarianism, Virtue Ethics, and Relativism).
Here we will identify several(a) abuses of war-time Prisoners and Detainees, as well as alleged criminals; partially, as stipulated in the Geneva Convention, first signed August 12, 1949. [See attached PDF Hand-Out for inside information of the Geneva Convention, with current amendments]. As for, the alleged criminals: {See bank bill that coincides with the asterisk at bottom of the paper}.
The 1949 Geneva Convention on the treatment of prisoners of war defines P.O.W.s as members of the build up forces captured during a conflict, or members of other militias and or members of other volunteer corps, provided that such militias or volunteer corps fulfil the pastime conditions: (a) that of being commanded by a person responsible for his subordinates; (b) that of having a fixed distinctive sign recognizable at a distance; (c) that of carrying arms openly; (d) that of conducting their operations in...If you want to queer a full essay, order it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com
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