Delegates at the 31st International Conference of the Red Cross (ICRC) and Red Crescent raised the concerns over the potential "International Humanitarian Law" violations -- which can constitute war crimes -- during a workshop in Geneva. "Exactly how video games influence individuals is a hotly debated topic, but for the first time, Movement partners discussed our role and responsibility to take action against violations of IHL in video games," the Red Cross wrote in its daily bulletin.The International Red Cross is guilty of decades of bigotry regarding its treatment of the Israeli aid organization.