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  A communication on this subject shall be sent immediately to the Protecting Power. Statements
  shall be taken from witnesses, especially from those who are prisoners of war, and a report
  including such statements shall be forwarded to the Protecting Power.
  If the enquiry indicates the guilt of one or more persons, the Detaining Power shall take all
  measures for the prosecution of the person or persons responsible.
  PART V INFORMATION BUREAU AND RELIEF SOCIETIES FOR
  PRISONERS OF WAR
  ARTICLE 122
  Upon the outbreak of a conflict and in all cases of occupation, each of the Parties to the conflict
  shall institute an official Information Bureau for prisoners of war who are in its power. Neutral
  or non-belligerent Powers who may have received within their territory persons belonging to one
  of the categories referred to in Article 4, shall take the same action with respect to such persons.
  The Power concerned shall ensure that the Prisoners of War Information Bureau is provided
  with the necessary accommodation, equipment and staff to ensure its efficient working. It shall
  be at liberty to employ prisoners of war in such a Bureau under the conditions laid down in the
  Section of the present Convention dealing with work by prisoners of war.
  Within the shortest possible period, each of the Parties to the conflict shall give its Bureau the
  information referred to in the fourth, fifth and sixth paragraphs of this Article regarding any
  enemy person belonging to one of the categories referred to in Article 4, who has fallen into its
  power. Neutral or non-belligerent Powers shall take the same action with regard to persons
  belonging to such categories whom they have received within their territory.
  The Bureau shall immediately forward such information by the most rapid means to the Powers
  concerned, through the intermediary of the Protecting Powers and likewise of the Central
  Agency provided for in Article 123.
  This information shall make it possible quickly to advise the next of kin concerned. Subject to the
  provisions of Article 17, the information shall include, in so far as available to the Information
  Bureau, in respect of each prisoner of war, his surname, first names, rank, army, regimental,
  personal or serial number, place and full date of birth, indication of the Power on which he
  depends, first name of the father and maiden name of the mother, name and address of the
  person to be informed and the address to which correspondence for the prisoner may be sent.
  The Information Bureau shall receive from the various departments concerned information
  regarding transfers, releases, repatriations, escapes, admissions to hospital, and deaths, and
  shall transmit such information in the manner described in the third paragraph above.
  Likewise, information regarding the state of health of prisoners of war who are seriously ill or
  seriously wounded shall be supplied regularly, every week if possible.
  The Information Bureau shall also be responsible for replying to all inquiries sent to it
  concerning prisoners of war, including those who have died in captivity; it will make any
  inquiries necessary to obtain the information which is asked for if this is not in its possession.
  All written communications made by the Bureau shall be authenticated by a signature or a seal.