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The four Geneva Conventions require 53 documents to be sent to this address — a card within one week of capture, a death certificate, a marked grave, an answer to an enquiry, a parcel of food. Each one has a named sender, a named recipient and a deadline written into the treaty. Open any of them and the rule that requires it is quoted in full.

17 sources carry 213 citations across this mailbox. The delivery status of every message is the finding already on the board.

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53 messages were owed to this address. This one leaves it.

The four Conventions are scheduled in full to Canada's own Geneva Conventions Act, so the treaty text on this page is Canadian law word for word. Your MP and your local council are the two people you can put that in front of. Enter a postal code and this looks them up, then opens a letter in your own mail app that you can edit before it goes.

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    The postal code goes to Open North's public Represent lookup to find your riding, and nowhere else. Nothing is stored here, no address is collected, and nothing is sent on your behalf — the letter opens in your own mail app, under your own name, for you to change.

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