No More Genocide; Power of the Internet Used to Expose War

PR Log (Press Release) – Jun 21, 2009 – War Crimes TV (www.warcrimes.tv) is a website dedicated to exposing the ugly truth of war crimes. By allowing users to report independently on war crimes and human rights violations, War Crimes TV is exposing the horrors of genocide and war crimes.

This week, the Aegis Trust proposes strengthening the law on prosecuting suspects who are present in the UK. A Ministry of Justice spokesman said tackling crimes of genocide requires international co-operation.

Suspects include a lieutenant colonel from the Soviet-era Afghan government's secret police, Khad, and an alleged Tamil Tiger assassination hit squad driver.

War crimes, which include genocide or the mistreatment of prisoners of war, are unlawful acts committed during a war and considered in violation of the conventions of warfare. It is over a one hundred and forty years since the first Geneva Convention on wounded soldiers during war and yet today war crimes are still being practised.

“The aim of War Crimes TV is to facilitate the spreading of awareness of gross violations of human rights and allow people to report on them independently” said Frederick Johnson of War Crimes TV.

The War Crimes TV site allows users to upload appropriate videos and to start related forums and blogs. By developing an independent community against war crimes the site will expose war crimes using the power of the Internet.

About War Crimes Limited (UK)

WarCrimes.tv  is an independent website owned by War Crimes Limited (UK). It is in no way affiliated with, or loyal to, any political organisation or a commercial entity.

Whilst War Crimes Ltd. (and War Crimes TV) are strongly against violence in it's entirety, to
contribute to world peace they expose the ugly truth about the very reality of war and war crimes and follow up with the necessary resources to bring awareness and education to the masses.

Contact Information:
War Crimes TV
Email: warcrimes@warcrimes.ltd.uk

Contact Information
For more information contact Frederick Johnson of War Crimes Limited (UK)
(http://www.warcrimes.tv)