Sentence examples for causes of genocide from inspiring English sources

"Worse Than War" is a two-hour television companion to Mr. Goldhagen's 2009 book of the same title, an examination of the causes of genocide and ethnic cleansing along with his recommendations for how to prevent them.

We are not equipped to address the root causes of genocide.

The Museum of Tolerance teases unconvincing homilies from Holocaust history, as if intolerance were the root cause of genocide, which now seems to be an international delusion.

To describe them as such is to misunderstand fundamentally the relationship between them and the causes of the genocide.Richard DowdenDirectorRoyal African SocietyLondonSIR – You say that "outsiders" to the subject of the Rwandan genocide often assume that the genocide sprang from ancient hatreds rather than meticulous planning by an authoritarian government.

One of the causes of the genocide in Rwanda was the segregation of the population by German and Belgian imperialism.

Rwanda, now ruled by longhorn-loving Tutsis but trying to address the causes of the genocide, is enthusiastically encouraging the breed's introduction, with assistance from the U.S. Agency for International Development.

Indeed, in cases of genocide or crimes against humanity, it was a moral imperative.

The Holocaust was the most extreme case of genocide.

This is partially true, though in Rwanda our failure to intervene was a prime cause of the genocide.

They say a victory for the prosecution could cause a stampede of genocide accusations from other Mayan groups, "Balkanising" a country where the population is 40% indigenous.Yet even some of those who object to the genocide charges have been horrified by the latest shenanigans.

But the cycle churns out more episodes than one can keep up with, forcing us to become something like societal coroners cataloguing individual causes of death as genocide continues unabated.