AN ACT TO ENABLE EFFECT TO BE GIVEN TO CERTAIN CONVENTIONS DONE AT GENEVA ON 12 AUGUST 1949 AND TO THE PROTOCOLS ADDITIONAL TO THOSE CONVENTIONS DONE AT GENEVA ON 8 JUNE 1977, AND 8 DECEMBER 2005, AND FOR RELATED PURPOSES
Art 130.
Deceased internees shall be buried in individual graves unless unavoidable circumstances require the use of collective graves. Bodies may be cremated only for imperative reasons of hygiene, on account of the religion of the deceased or in accordance with his expressed wish to this effect. In case of cremation, the fact shall be stated and the reasons given in the death certificate of the deceased. The ashes shall be retained for safe-keeping by the detaining authorities and shall be transferred as soon as possible to the next of kin on their request.
As soon as circumstances permit, and not later than the close of hostilities, the Detaining Power shall forward lists of graves of deceased internees to the Powers on whom deceased internees depended, through the Information Bureaux provided for in Article 136. Such lists shall include all particulars necessary for the identification of the deceased internees, as well as the exact location of their graves.
The Laws of Fiji