Q: Briefly 1949 The Third Geneva Treaty on the Treatment of Prisoners of War stipulates that prisoners of war should be treated humanely.

1949 The Third Geneva Treaty on the Treatment of Prisoners of War and 1977 Additional Protocol I reaffirmed and developed the rules of traditional international law on the treatment of prisoners of war, and their main contents include:

(1) Prisoners of war should not be insulted, abused, retaliated or killed.

(2) The clothing, food and shelter of prisoners of war should be maintained at a level that ensures their health.

(3) The medical care of prisoners of war should be guaranteed.

(4) The religious beliefs of prisoners of war should be respected.

(5) Prisoners of war keep their clothes, belongings, property and civil rights when they are captured.

(6) Prisoners of war should be allowed to communicate with their families and so on.

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