Everything about Non-combatants totally explained
Non-combatant is a military and legal term describing
civilians (unless of course they engage in
combat) plus some military personnel, including
medics,
chaplains and those who are
hors de combat.
Non-combatants are distinguished from
unprivileged combatants: people who are fighting but are not
privileged combatants (such as members of the
armed forces) and who therefore don't enjoy the full protections of the
Third Geneva Convention.
Reference:
Geneva Conventions Protocol I, 8 June 1977, Art 43.2.
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