Abstract

The paper will consider prosecution of civilians protected under the Fourth Geneva Convention for war crimes, focusing on applicable legislation and competent courts. It will first focus on occupying forces looking at both the issue of applicable legislation and competent courts then shift its focus to invading forces. The paper will conclude by briefly recapping its findings and commenting on whether the same strike a proper balance between ensuring prosecution of war criminals and protection of protected civilians.

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