The ICRC is to go on dinner for Geneva conventions.

ICRC即将举办日内瓦大晚餐。

The Red Cross and the Geneva Convention both have this same purpose.

红十字和《日内瓦公约》都有同样的目的。

The Geneva conventions to protect war prisoners were signed there.

保护战俘的日内瓦公约也是在此签署。

Moscow also calls on Ukraine to abide by the Geneva Convention regarding prisoners of war.

莫斯科还呼吁乌克兰遵守关于战俘的日内瓦公约。

This was the first Geneva Convention.

这就是一个《日内瓦公约》。

We also call them things like 'conventions' or 'protocols', like the Geneva Convention or the Kyoto Protocol.

我们也之为“公约”，“定书”。例如《日内瓦公约》，《京都定书》。

Together, the Geneva Convention and the Red Cross provide for the care and protection of men and women wounded in battle.

《日内瓦公约》和红十字共同为在战斗中受伤的男人和女人提供护理和保护。

The Red Cross and the Geneva Convention have both grown and developed in order to provide for the needs of the modern world.

红十字和《日内瓦公约》都是为了满足现代世界的需要而发展起来的。

Fine, we'll abide by the Geneva Convention. But ask yourself this: in the course of our lives, how much lunch money has been taken from us?

吧 我们遵守日内瓦公约 但是 问问你自己 我们的一生中多少午饭钱被人抢走了？

They decided that America had broken the Second Geneva Convention, so they would, too.

他们认为美国违反了《日内瓦二公约》，因此他们也这样做。

It was called the fourth version of the Geneva Convention.

这被为《日内瓦公约》的四版。

Its president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, has been the source of many policy proposals, such as a " Digital Geneva Convention" to protect people from cyber-attacks by nation-states.

它的总裁兼首席法律官布拉德·史密斯一直是许多政策提的来源，比如一项旨在保护人们免受民族国家网络攻击的“数字日内瓦公约”。

Doesn't the Geneva Convention prohibit this?

《日内瓦公约》难道没有禁止这种行为吗？

The point is that war, yes, look, there's been the Geneva Convention, there's international humanitarian law.

关键在于，战争，确实，有《日内瓦公约》，有国际人道法。

So on the face of it, it would seem to be a breach of the Geneva Convention.

因此，表面看来，这似乎违反了《日内瓦公约》。

And if we don't afford privileges under the Geneva Convention, then our soldiers could be in peril?

如果我们不提供《日内瓦公约》规定的特权，那么我们的士兵可能处于危险之中？

In Context Focus International Law Before 1950 The Fourth Geneva Convention becomes the foundation of global humanitarian law.

在上下文聚焦国际法1950年之前，四次日内瓦公约成为全球人道主义法的基础。

And they did so apparently because in 1925, under the Geneva Convention, a bunch of countries outlawed biological weapons.

而且他们这样做的原因是， 1925年， 在《日内瓦公约》下，一些国家禁止了生物武器。

So yes, so on the face of it, it would seem to be a breach of the Geneva Convention.

所以，从表面上看，这似乎违反了《日内瓦公约》。

They're—they have always been treated consistent with the principles of the Geneva Convention, which means they'll be treated well.

他们一直受到符合《日内瓦公约》原则的对待，这意味着他们将受到良的对待。