One of my colonists flew into a murderous rage, so I arrested him. When I released him, I was told I had violated the Geneva Conventions Act 1957, Fourth Schedule, Part III, Section III, Chapter VIII, Article 49: Deportation, Exile or Abandonment of Prisoners.

Recruiting a wild man counted as pressing a prisoner into service

Originally posted by GeodesicDragon:

One of my colonists flew into a murderous rage, so I arrested him. When I released him, I was told I had violated the Geneva Conventions Act 1957, Fourth Schedule, Part III, Section III, Chapter VIII, Article 49: Deportation, Exile or Abandonment of Prisoners.

Fixed, thank you.

Originally posted by Baseball Legend2:

Recruiting a wild man counted as pressing a prisoner into service

Issue has been fixed :)

gestalt mechs and sent them to fight is recruiting children solder，are you kidding me？they are just mechs，not humans！

Using vanilla Vehicles expanded Vehicles are considered to be child soldiers despite being vehicles.

Originally posted by Jakesnape:

Using vanilla Vehicles expanded Vehicles are considered to be child soldiers despite being vehicles.

This has been fixed.

my colony has a classroom, but was still considered violating the Rights of the Child Article 6: depriving a child of education. is there a certain criteria i'm missing? or is this not intended?

Originally posted by SqueakyBatBoi:

my colony has a classroom, but was still considered violating the Rights of the Child Article 6: depriving a child of education. is there a certain criteria i'm missing? or is this not intended?

It should depend on how fulfilled their learning need was. If the child is imprisoned it automatically fails because you can't educate jailed children, but if your colony's children are below 10% learning at the end of the month it counts.

Originally posted by ThatHitmann:

Originally posted by SqueakyBatBoi:

my colony has a classroom, but was still considered violating the Rights of the Child Article 6: depriving a child of education. is there a certain criteria i'm missing? or is this not intended?

It should depend on how fulfilled their learning need was. If the child is imprisoned it automatically fails because you can't educate jailed children, but if your colony's children are below 10% learning at the end of the month it counts.

So babys becoming children (1) and accepting learning starved children (2) at the end of the month will count as crimes? Same for revenant attacks (3) or other severe illnesses (4)?
-> Suggestion: Learning meter below 10% for children aged 3 years and 2 days AND beeing part of the colony for more than a day. Fixing at least 1 and 2. 3 and 4 might be too hard to fix, even though its not the players fault.

Showing "Total War Wrimes Committed: 5
Unique War Crimes committed: 0/42

It should say 1/42, because I committed a single warcrime 5 times

after enabling the mod and restarting my game, the game black screens with the bgm still playing but i cannot do anything. unsubscribing the mod from the workshop "resolves" the issue.
tried twice all same outcome.

Yesterday it was working fine. TOday the game at start generates a error log.
I don't know exactly if its only because of this mod or some conflict but deactivating it fixes the trouble.

https://gist.github.com/HugsLibRecordKeeper/e4e64ff3522bf8f60ce066f4aa0c51c9

My game is in Spanish and is installed in the H: drive but many errors say that is trying to search for files in C:

Sorry for no being able to explain it better

I have 2 non-adults at the moment. 1 Baby and 1 child with 99% learning meter. Still got the war crime alert for learning deprivation. No child visitor or similar on the map

No warcrimes are showing in unique warcromes