President George W

question 3

Multiple Choice

President George W. Bush argued that the Geneva Conventions did not apply to detainees at Guantánamo Bay because they were

• A) prisoners of war, not enemy combatants and therefore the Geneva Conventions did not apply to them.
• B) enemy combatants, not prisoners of war and therefore the Geneva Conventions did not apply to them.
• C) not American citizens and therefore the U. S. was not obligated to observe the Geneva Conventions.
• D) not citizens of a country that was a signatory to the Geneva Conventions, and therefore the U. S. was not obligated to observe them.

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