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Genocides

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Tran Transformation Humans like to think of themselves as superior to animals, yet they forget that they too are animals. Their animalistic side shows when people wage war over resources, similar to how animals fight over territory. The Hunger Games explores this topic by showing certain characters who take joy in killing others with no regard for human life. Eliezer Wiesel also shows the transition from human to animal in his book Night. The author shows how prejudice robs both its perpetrators and victims of their humanity.

Genocide

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Genocide:Our Moral Obligation Connor Knox What is genocide? Genocide is the systematic killing of a racial or cultural group. Genocide was defined and forbid by international law in 1948 with the Nuremburg trials. Where? Nazi Germany: 1933-1945 Rwanda: 1994 Bosnia: 1992-1995 Sudan (Darfur): 2003-Ongoing The Holocaust The Holocaust was the first modern genocide. People of Jewish faith, were being systematically wiped out by the Nazi Party. Over six million Jews were murdered in this time period, which as over 2/3 of the European Jewish population. Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide This law was established in 1948 to prevent actions like the Holocaust. This convention defines genocide as

Religious Conflicts in Ethiopia and Eritrea

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GROUP ONE : THE HUTUS AND TUTSIS This lesson plan was developed and designed by WCL students Sarah Hymowitz and Amelia Parker. All rights are reserved by American University Washington College of Law Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law. www.wcl.american.edu/humright/center HISTORY OF THE TUTSIS AND THE HUTUS I. THE AFRICAN DIVIDE By the mid 1800s, the western powers had established colonies all along the African coast. Africa provided a source of cheap labor, raw materials and new markets for these countries, which were going through the Industrial Revolution. These colonizing powers, however, began to compete with each other over control. They decided to hold a
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