Weird Laws That Are Banned In War

Even in war, there are laws you have to follow - how many of these did you know?
First, no looting of the enemy camp - taking spoils of war is a crime.
Second, if a prisoner of war is captured, they must be treated humanely - that includes a ban on harassing or insulting them so no name calling.
Third, don’t mess with nature - attacking a freshwater source or farm is against the Geneva Convention.
Fourth, don’t even think about interfering with the Red Cross workers there to help the wounded.
And journalists are off limits as well, so the war correspondents can get news back to the people.
Finally, religious chaplains, despite technically being in the military, are non-combatants. This means they aren’t allowed to use a weapon in combat - they’re only allowed to wield spiritual power.