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…of the African people and African governments. Although this HIV/AIDS crisis in Africa is seemingly not affecting other countries, this genocide of African's will have drastic effects on the people of other countries in the near future in many different ways…

…200,000 people. "That's almost a form of genocide", says Moore. Phil paused for a moment and started to talk about the number of deaths during the Cultural Revolution. Before Phil could finish his sentence, Moore bombards Phil with more questions. Moore asked…

…Gay and Lesbian Rights With all the terrible violations of human rights in the world today, from religious persecution to genocide, should we put the fight for equal rights for homosexuals on the "back burner," as it was, until the rest of the world's…

…and scale unrivalled by any other colony on the continent at the time. (The recent genocide in Rwanda could be considered.) From 1903, international pressure was brought to bear by individuals such as Roger Casement, the British consul to the Congo (hanged…

…occur millennia's from now, however if another genocide was to take place; a whole race would most likely be wiped out with the weapons that nations possess now. With the aid of cloning it would be impossible to wipe out an entire race since more genetic…

…. There have been large amounts of mass killings through out history. This is known as genocide, which is an extermination of large amounts of people at once. This is usually done for an ethnic reason, for example Hitler killed large amounts of Jews by putting them…

…, and genocide directed against Jews often occur when they are being blamed for some social ill. <Tab/>Discrimination is any situation in which a group or individual is treated unfavorably based on prejudice, usually against their membership…

…. (The recent genocide in Rwanda could be considered.) From 1903, international pressure was brought to bear by individuals such as Roger Casement, the British consul to the Congo (hanged in 1916 as a traitor for his role in trying to win German support for Irish…

…notorious result of these actions was the attempted genocide of the Jewish People. Nazis saw them as inferior people and therefore considered them expendable. The Nazis saw their actions as a way to preserve the type of world they felt was the right one…

…superiors to participate in this, horrid genocide. I felt the weight of the Angel and the Devil sitting on my shoulders, telling me what to do. One said that this was morally wrong, and the other said that these people are my enemy, and they haven't treated our…