"This Convention represents the fourth updated version of the Geneva Convention on the wounded and sick following those adopted in 1864, 1906 and 1929. It contains 64 articles. These provide protection for the wounded and sick, but also for medical and religious personnel, medical units and medical transports. The Convention also recognizes the distinctive emblems. It has two annexes containing a draft agreement relating to hospital zones and a model identity card for medical and religious personnel." - Summary by International Committee of the Red Cross
Please note, this recording DOES NOT include the 3 protocols.
Chapters
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Preliminary Remarks, Provisions Common to the Four Conventions Read by BettyB 13:18
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Convention Header, Chapter I, II: General Provisions, Wounded and Sick Read by TriciaG 22:08
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Chapter III, IV, V, VI, VII, and VIII: Medical Units and Establishments, Personnel, Buildings and Material, Medical Transports, The distinctive emblem, The execution of the Convention Read by TriciaG 28:42
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Chapter IX: Repression of Abuses and Infractions. Final Provisions, Denunciation, Annex 1 Read by gdman411 18:13
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Introductory Notes: Geneva Convention II Read by gdman411 5:08
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Convention Header, Chapters I, II: General Provisions, Wounded, Sick and Shipwrecked Read by gdman411 24:39
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Chapters III, IV and V: Hospital Ships, Personnel and Medical transports Read by gdman411 16:03
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Chapters VI, VII, VIII and Final Provisions: The distinctive emblem, The execution of the Convention, Repression of Abuses and Infractions Read by gdman411 18:31
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Introductory notes: Geneva Convention III Read by Kathrine Engan 11:31
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Convention header Part I: General Provisions, Part II (General Protection of Prisoners of War) Read by Kathrine Engan 19:15
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Part III (Captivity) Section I: Beginning of Captivity Read by Kathrine Engan 5:53
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Part III (Captivity) Section II: Internment of Prisoners of War Read by Kathrine Engan 26:46
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Part III (Captivity) Sections III-IV Read by Will Thompson 18:22
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Part III (Captivity) Section V Read by Will Thompson 10:32
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Part III (Captivity) Section VI Read by Will Thompson 28:24
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Part IV (Termination of Captivity) Read by gdman411 18:18
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Part V (Information Bureaux and Relief Societies for Prisoners of War) Read by gdman411 8:56
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Part VI (Execution of the Convention) Read by gdman411 12:52
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Annex I, II, III, and V Read by gdman411 26:08
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Introductory Notes: Geneva Convention: IV Read by Maria Kasper 13:55
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Convention Header, Part I (General Provisions) Read by Maria Kasper 15:33
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Part II (General Protection of Population Against Certain Consequences of War) Read by Maria Kasper 15:01
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Part III (Status and Treatment of Protected Persons) Sections I and II Read by Maria Kasper 17:00
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Part III (Status and Treatment of Protected Persons) Section III Read by Maria Kasper 31:47
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Part III (Status and Treatment of Protected Persons) Section IV Chapters I-III Read by Maria Kasper 11:08
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Part III (Status and Treatment of Protected Persons) Section IV Chapters IV-VIII Read by Maria Kasper 32:31
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Part III (Status and Treatment of Protected Persons) Section IV Chapters IX-XII Read by Maria Kasper 19:17
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Part III (Status and Treatment of Protected Persons) Section V Read by Maria Kasper 6:32
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Part IV (Execution of the Convention), Annex I, Annex II Read by Maria Kasper 22:55
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