Details of Repatriation Procedure
International Committee of the Red Cross
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International Committee of the Red Cross
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Article 119 supplements Article 118 by setting out the procedure for the release and repatriation of prisoners of war after the cessation of active hostilities. These two articles deal with different situations from those addressed in Articles 109–117, which contain rules on the direct repatriation or accommodation in neutral countries of prisoners of war during hostilities.
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Article 119 supplements Article 118 by setting out the procedure for the release and repatriation of prisoners of war after the cessation of active hostilities. These two articles deal with different situations from those addressed in Articles 109–117, which contain rules on the direct repatriation or accommodation in neutral countries of prisoners of war during hostilities.
Key concepts: Repatriation, Prisoners of war, Accommodation, Political science, Law, World War II, Psychology, Neuroscience