I thought "Why is there nothing on the Amnesty International site? This sort of thing is right up their alley."
Then I read the transcript.
This did not take place after the are was over or after people had surrendered. It took place IN THE MIDDLE OF A BATTLE There is very little difference in being run over by a tank or a truck than by an armored bulldozer and it is well within the rules of engagment. It does not run counter to the Geneva Convention. The troops in those trenches had a choice; run or die. Some chose to die.
Now I know why I couldn't find any mention in Amnesty International.

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