History, 04.06.2020 14:06 amorenextdoor

Is there a such thing as war crimes? Or is all war a crime? Are there certain things in war which cannot be done or should never be done? Should we prosecute combatants for “crimes” committed in war? Explain, why or why not? What crimes specifically should we prosecute if so?

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