ENFORCEMENT OF THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS
Each Geneva Convention and Protocol spells out enforcement procedures.
To start with, each party to the Conventions must seek out violators and bring them to trial. (Convention I, Art. 49)
In addition, parties may request an independent inquiry and umpire to resolve disputes between parties. (Convention I, Art. 52)
This inquiry may take the form of an international fact-finding commission, as outlined in Protocol I, Art. 90.
To start with, each party to the Conventions must seek out violators and bring them to trial. (Convention I, Art. 49)
In addition, parties may request an independent inquiry and umpire to resolve disputes between parties. (Convention I, Art. 52)
This inquiry may take the form of an international fact-finding commission, as outlined in Protocol I, Art. 90.
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