I'll give you perhaps two sentences. I'm out of my depth somewhat, other than from operational experience with the law, but when I was doing that, it was an entirely different kind of world.
I would hope that the international community, perhaps led by Canada--that'd be fine--would convene the next Geneva Convention to adjust international law to meet the circumstances and the experiences that we have now, on the assumption that the wars we will be engaged in, for the most part, will be wars among the people, wars in which combatants will be difficult to notice, wars that will in no way fit the model that the earlier conventions at Geneva were assumed to be addressing.
That's a big lesson that I think we need to take out of this experience in Bosnia, perhaps, as well as in Afghanistan, and in the Congo; what are we going to do about that? That's a horrible situation there too.