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    The Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) is a rebellion group which was originally formed against President Yoweri to stop oppression in north Uganda. Now the LRA is a rebel group who focuses on self-preservation by stealing supplies and abducting children from towns and villages to fill the ranks in its “army.” The LRA is led by Joseph Kony‚ who took over as leader when Alice Lakwena was exiled. The Ugandan government has been involved in trying to stop this group with the help of Democratic Republic of

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    Why Not Kill them all?

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    authors cover specific cases of genocide‚ in addition to providing an unbiased and unemotional approach to the explanations of their causes and effects. From their research‚ the authors conclude that genocides will continue to arise of any amplitude and unfortunately no reasons for triggering these mass killings seem to be vanishing with any certainty or timeliness. Although many suggestions have been proposed and are continuously arising to help prevent genocides‚ the authors do not believe any

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    The Bunting Summary

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    Bunting Article Analysis Throughout the Bunting article‚ various concepts that are included in the Afrocentric approach to critical thinking are reflected. . These concepts include omissions‚ stereotypes‚ distortions‚ unwarranted assumptions‚ what is hidden-below the surface‚ Eurocentric perspectives‚ effects of power relations‚ and exclusions of others points of views. The first concept reflected in this article is an unwarranted assumption. We see an unwarranted assumption in the first page of

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    "Issues Surrounding the Nation’s Slaughterhouses" In the book‚ Fast Food Nation‚ Eric Schlosser discusses the problems that the nation is facing with fast food restaurants. Schlosser wrote this book because he was concerned with where the fast food industry was taking America. He voices his concern about the children and their health regarding meat bacteria‚ and the fat content of the food. He also mentions how potato farmers‚ cattle ranchers‚ and chicken raisers are suffering from the industry

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    Crispin Sartwell is a believer in humans being‚ at the core‚ extremely evil. He believes that people just need the right motivation to commit evil acts as he explains in the writing “The Genocidal Killer in the Mirror.” Theodore Dalrymple is a British physician who believes in personal ideas‚ but he thinks following authority is better for everyone’s welfare even when one does not agree with the authority. He explains his reasoning for this thinking in his writing “Just Do What the Pilot Tells You

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    Cambodia‚ Rwanda‚ and Bosnia" -Miep Gies. Genocide is killing a mass group of people in a certain group. For these reasons‚ a genocide could happen again today. An event the magnitude of the Holocaust could happen again because people in this world can just hate a certain group or religion and decide to commit a mass murder just because he hates that group or religion. An event the magnitude of the Holocaust could happen again since no state will admit a genocide is occurring in their neighboring state

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    Introduction One of the most pertinent forms of genocide‚ mass murder‚ has been imposed on various groups throughout the twentieth century. Perhaps the most prominent examples of genocide in the form of mass murder are the Jewish Holocaust and the Rwandan Genocide. The Jewish Holocaust was the systematic persecution and extermination of approximately two-thirds of European Jewry (“Introduction to the Holocaust.” USHMM.org.) Instigated by the German Nazi Party‚ outsiders also participated in the

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    “Never Again” After World War II‚ the phrase “Never Again” was used in response to the Holocaust. Since then‚ the world has failed to respond to the genocides in Rwanda‚ Uganda‚ and Sudan. The phrase “Never Again” means exactly what it says. The world knew that the war was so bad‚ and so many people had died‚ that they would never let it happen again. Many nations reacted to the Holocaust‚ which is why it was a world war. Britain and France declared war on Germany two days after Hitler invaded

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    promote peace and prevent war. After the inception of the United Nations‚ conflict resumed very shortly. As of now‚ the United Nations symbolizes a meaningless organization that has failed many times in deterring war‚ human rights violations and genocide. However through reform the United Nations‚ can once again be the superhero‚ it was intended to be. Many of the faults in the United Nations are found within its infrastructure. The United Nations is set up as a bureaucracy containing various cabinets

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    criminal law is a body of international law designed to prohibit certain categories of conduct commonly viewed as serious atrocities and to make perpetrators of such conduct criminally accountable for their perpetration. Principally‚ it deals with genocide‚ war crimes‚ crimes against humanity as well as the War of aggression. This article also discusses crimes against international law‚ which may not be part of the body of international criminal law "Classical" international law governs the relationships

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