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There are rules for war.

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These rules help keep people safe. Some people break these rules. This is very sad and wrong.

Breaking these rules is called a war crime. It means people did not follow the laws of war. Some people hurt those who were not fighting. This includes civilians and prisoners.

Leaders have made rules for a long time. They want to stop unfair things from happening. These rules say people should not use certain weapons. They also say people should be kind to those who give up.

Special courts help find people who break rules. These courts try to make things right. They help the world follow the laws.

Rules help people during hard times. They show us how to be fair.

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