ok so let's take a closer look to the list because I once read the geneva convention of 1949 entirely just for a wip I abandonned two days later and I don't remember much but:
Moonflower destroyed medical supplies.
Breezepelt attacked an expecting mother and a disabled medic. That's like... four breaches all at once. AND he did it in a neutral ground that's supposed to be at peace at all time (the Moon Pool). FIVE BREACHES PACKED IN ONE this guy's on fire.
Juniperclaw? Poisonned the food ressources of civilians (since there's no way to know who's going to eat from the freshkill pile, even if it's a warrior who died, it's civilian ressources).
Oakstar... Idk if I would call him sending Mapleshade away directly killing the kits but he did refuse to grant refuge to unarmed civilian children and their non-fighting civilian mother on a feeble basis. Also she was a soldier under his command/a civilian under his protection... I think we've got something there.
Onestar, Blackfoot/Clawface, and Wind and Shadow clans in Fire and Ice? All invaded a civilian town occupied by soldiers, since in all these cases people who are supposedly non-fighting people were forced to fight or were killed: In Eclipse, Mousefur is seen fighting despite being an elder; In Into the Wild, Spottedleaf is killed the first time despite being a medical personnal and Rosetail, an elder, is killed in the following attack; Wind and Shadow's attack was so badly overpowered that Yellowfang had to start fighting too, as well as the queens, and without Riverclan's help...
Darktail deprived his prisonners of food and water, which is a strong breach of the geneva convention, and even the ones before the 1949 one. Also, he didn't grant separate quarters to officers (Reedwhisker), which is also a breach. AND he also didn't separate the quarters of male and female prisonners and had them guarded indiscriminately by female and male guards which is also breaking a few rules.
In that respect, Shadowclan taking Ivypool then Twigpaw hostage were respectful of the Convention as in both cases, it was females who were charged with guarding the female prisonners: Snowbird and Tawnypelt, and Violetpaw (I think). Sol as a prisonner in Thunderclan was guarded by Berrynose and other male guards, so then again, rule respected.
Let's not mention Brokenstar. Please. Ever.
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