Keywords
- Crimes Against Humanity
- Ethnic Cleansing
- Holocaust
- Human Rights Violations
- International Criminal Court
- Mass Extermination
- Racial/Ethnic Stereotyping
- War Crimes
Genocide AND
- American Indians
- Armenian
- Bosnia
- Cambodian
- Darfur
- Indigenous Genocide
- Jews
- Kososvo
- Kurdish
- Nanking
- Ottoman government
- Rwanda
- Serbian
- Sudanese
- Somalia
- Turkey
- Ukranian
Darfur Documentary
Refugees International
www.RefugeesInternational.org
March 9, 2006
Burma
Germany and the Secret Genocide
Armenian Film Foundation
August 9, 2006
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Definition
United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, New York, 9 December 1948
Narrowing the Topic
- What can we do to help prevent genocide?
- Is there any cure for hate?
- How is genocide different from mass murder? Or terrorism?
- Can the United States take an active role in preventing genocide?
- What are the different reasons sited for leading to genocide? (ie. Poverty, Regilious differences)
- Who decides if it is genocide or civil unrest?
- Why do leaders scapegoat particular groups?
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