Are there any?
Just wondering what the code of conduct is. lizard - do you know?
Question: If [country A] goes to war with [country B] and accidentally bombs a civillian outfit (e.g. residential, hospital, school), is it up to [country A] to provide necessary rehab, prosthetic limbs, hospital treatment and so forth to the wounded?
Does the Geneva convention come into play here?
I assume the dead just tally up the # for "casualties of war", an expected component of war itself, but I'm thinking about the wounded.
It's just that we always see headcount for the # of dead, but we rarely see how many people are wounded in battle, where most wounds are permanent. If [country A] can send their troops home for medical treatment, who looks after the folks from [country B]?
Just wondering what the code of conduct is. lizard - do you know?
Question: If [country A] goes to war with [country B] and accidentally bombs a civillian outfit (e.g. residential, hospital, school), is it up to [country A] to provide necessary rehab, prosthetic limbs, hospital treatment and so forth to the wounded?
Does the Geneva convention come into play here?
I assume the dead just tally up the # for "casualties of war", an expected component of war itself, but I'm thinking about the wounded.
It's just that we always see headcount for the # of dead, but we rarely see how many people are wounded in battle, where most wounds are permanent. If [country A] can send their troops home for medical treatment, who looks after the folks from [country B]?