Aug 4, 2026 · 28 min · 9 segments
Hilton Sonday, starts our new series, Rhythms of Jesus.
Hilton SondayGuest
At the end of World War II, in the decades that followed, several meetings were held in Geneva, Switzerland, These meetings produced our international humanitarian laws, laws that tell us what we can and cannot do to each other during times of war.

Common article number three of the Geneva Conventions now prohibits the use of sleep deprivation as a form of torture.

We have decided that during humanity's most violent and lethal moments of war, preventing another person from getting the rest that they need is considered a war crime.


At 6.25 on that evening, he drove into a stationary queue of vehicles on the road.

In court, Ian admitted that he often made this 14-hour journey feeling tired, and on this occasion, he had fallen asleep while driving.

He also said that as a self-employed courier driver, he felt he had no option but to keep making these journeys no matter how he felt.

At the end of World War II, in the decades that followed, several meetings were held in Geneva, Switzerland, These meetings produced our international humanitarian laws, laws that tell us what we can and cannot do to each other during times of war.

Common article number three of the Geneva Conventions now prohibits the use of sleep deprivation as a form of torture.

We have decided that during humanity's most violent and lethal moments of war, preventing another person from getting the rest that they need is considered a war crime.


At 6.25 on that evening, he drove into a stationary queue of vehicles on the road.

In court, Ian admitted that he often made this 14-hour journey feeling tired, and on this occasion, he had fallen asleep while driving.

He also said that as a self-employed courier driver, he felt he had no option but to keep making these journeys no matter how he felt.
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