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10.20.3.1 Prohibition Against Tattooing or Imprinting Signs or Markings on theBody. Identification by tattooing or imprinting signs or markings on the body is prohibited. 32010.20.3.2 Prohibition Against Prolonged Standing, Roll-Calls, Punishment Drill,Military Drill and Manuevers, or the Reduction of Food Rations. In particular, prolongedstanding and roll-calls, punishment drill, military drill and maneuvers, or the reduction of foodrations are prohibited. 32110.20.4 Use of Force to Maintain Order and to Prevent Escape. As with POWs, the useof weapons against protected persons, especially against those who are escaping or attempting toescape, shall constitute an extreme measure, which shall always be preceded by warningsappropriate to the circumstances. 322 For example, internees should not be fired upon if they areapprehended within the camp limits while making preparations to escape, and there is no risk ofescape or harm to anyone.It should be noted that, although the GC has no provision corresponding to Article 42 ofthe GPW, the above principle is equally valid in the internee context.10.20.4.1 Use of Non-Lethal Weapons (Including Riot Control Agents). Nonlethalweapons may be employed to control rioting protected persons or to prevent their escape.In particular, the use of riot control agents to control rioting protected persons is notprohibited. 323If the use of deadly force is warranted and authorized against protected persons, there isno legal requirement to employ non-lethal weapons before resort to deadly force. 32410.21 INTERNEE PETITIONS, COMPLAINTS, AND REPORTS ABOUT CONDITIONS OF INTERNMENT10.21.1 Internee Right to Present Petitions and Complaints. Internees shall have the rightto present to the authorities in whose power they are, any petition with regard to the conditions ofinternment to which they are subjected. 325 The commandant of an internment facility may issueregulations that establish procedures about how internees are to exercise this right to petition. 326320 GC art. 100 (“Identification by tattooing or imprinting signs or markings on the body, is prohibited.”).321 GC art. 100 (“In particular, prolonged standing and roll-calls, punishment drill, military drill and manoeuvres, orthe reduction of food rations, are prohibited.”).322 Compare § 9.22.6 (Use of Force to Maintain Order and to Prevent Escape).323 Refer to § 6.16.2 (Prohibition on Use of Riot Control Agents as a Method of Warfare).324 Refer to § 6.5.10.5 (No Requirement to Use Non-Lethal Weapons Before Using Lethal Weapons Where DeadlyForce Is Warranted).325 GC art. 101 (“Internees shall have the right to present to the authorities in whose power they are, any petitionwith regard to the conditions of internment to which they are subjected.”).326 GC COMMENTARY 434 (“The Convention does not state in detail the procedure for submitting petitions, butobviously it must be compatible with the normal requirements of discipline and the administration of the place ofinternment and petitions must not be used for purposes other than those arising under the Convention. It will be for690