Topic: Geneva Conventions

The Monitor's View Of one mind about chemical weapons and protecting the innocent
Probable evidence of chemical-gas use in Syria may soon force world leaders to intervene. Their decision should be based on a principle enshrined in a global ban of such weapons – a respect for the innocence of civilians in not being harmed by this indiscriminate tool of war.
The Monitor's View Is an end to war-time rape at a tipping point?
Opinion Three questions to ask about US drone strikes
The Monitor's View Wanted: global rules on cyberwarfare
In war-torn Syria, tactic of targeting civilians is on the rise
Opinion How the US can prevent the use and spread of Syria's chemical weapons
9/11 cases: Three of five Guantánamo detainees skip pretrial hearing
Terrorism & Security Syria war deepens: Damascus sees worst fighting yet (+video)
Global News Blog Pakistan jails doctor who helped find bin Laden: why the US may not intervene
The Monitor's View Lessons from the Afghanistan shooting
Bush should face criminal probe over post-9/11 'torture,' report urges
ICC issues Qaddafi warrant: Key prosecutions of world leaders
Satellite photos show Sudanese war crimes, watchdog claims
Torture debate overshadows US unity after bin Laden's killing
Supreme Court rejects Guantánamo detainees' appeals for better protections
10 ways to prevent cyberconflict
From Libya's Qaddafi to Sudan's Bashir: Key International Criminal Court inquiries
How bad is waterboarding? Ask Christopher Hitchens. [video]
In interview about 'Decision Points' memoir, Bush stands by waterboarding
Opinion Rachel Corrie, an Israeli bulldozer, and our shared global fate
Israel: Phosphorus bombshells launched from Gaza
Amnesty International report: US may be complicit in Iraqi prison mistreatment and torture
Israeli soldier Facebook photos: Youth culture and rules of war collide
Why a young Israeli woman spies on Israeli settlements in West Bank
Opinion 15 questions for Elena Kagan

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