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    mission for Rwanda (UNAMIR)‚ from Rwanda. (Melvern‚ 34) This decision potentially put the lives of innocent civilians whom the peacekeepers were protecting at risk‚ as the tensions between the Hutu and Tutsi continued to increase. As soon as the last of the Belgian troops left Rwanda‚ the civilians mostly Tutsi‚ protected by the Belgian soldiers in schools and churches‚ were brutally murdered. However‚ the peacekeepers stationed at UN sites in Rwanda‚ were ordered not to take effective steps to intervene

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    Introduction to the History of African Civilization: Precolonial Africa (123-124). Lanham‚ MD: University Press of the Americas. Retrieved from: books.google.com. Hymowitz‚ S. & Parker‚ A. Racial Classification and Colonialism. Group One: The Hutus and Tutsis (3). Washington‚ DC: American University Washington College of Law Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law. Retrieved from: http://www.wcl.american.edu/humright/center/rwanda/documents/Jigsaw1_Histor y.pdf. Meredith‚ M. (2006). The Fate of

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    Have you ever been racially profiled or felt abused by racial comments or slurs? Racism creates tension between different cultures within the same society. The reason we have this tension is because of the ethnocentricity between different ethnic groups. Ethnocentricity is belief in the superiority of one’s own ethnic group. So how does the presence of multiple cultures within a society create tension? How does society integrate different groups of immigrants‚ and how do immigrants transform societies

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    was the government’s reinstitution of an original Khmer peasant society by wiping out the other ethnic‚ educated‚ and religious groups in the country. Hutu supremacy by the acts of extermination and persecution within the pretext of ancient myths of Tutsi tyranny was the story of Rwanda while Bosnia replaced the Aryan superiority with the dominance of Greater Serbia and the target of Jews and Gypsies with Muslims and Croats. As a result‚ the Holocaust could not be identified as exclusively unique in

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    Hotel Rwanda While the rest of the world was sleeping‚ the conflict between the two primary tribes in Rwanda‚ the Hutus and the Tutsis exploded into a full out war. Rwanda is a small country‚ so small that it’s only represented by a dot in the map of Africa. The population of Rwanda is dived into two castes: the Tutsi cattle owners and the Hutu farmers. In 1994‚ one million people were viciously murdered in the country of Rwanda. Hotel Rwanda tells the true story of Paul Rusesabagina‚ a

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    Nesta lu  Yuen  English 7  21 March 2014  Agents of Violent act vs. Exceptional Act  Of all genocides‚ mass murders and/or murders‚ and wars; people who commit the violent acts excuse themselves as an unmoral being. In ​ Night​ by Elie Wiesel and ​ Perils of Obedience​ by Stanely Milgram‚ people that become agents of great violence believe that authority overpowers morality and their self preservation makes them act violently; although people have become agents of great violence‚ in ​ Obedience in

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    Africa has continuously been ignored‚ and many countries attribute any problems to deep-rooted tribal conflicts. Belgian colonial government in Rwanda‚ for example‚ took advantage of stereotypical physical features that separated the Hutu and the Tutsi to distinguish and separate the two groups despite their distinct congruities in culture. The attitude of much of the world during the genocide can be summarized by French President François Mitterrand’s statement in May 1994: “In such countries‚ genocide

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    the development of organizations to put an end to the atrocity‚ and the occurrences have brought awareness to the harm. In Rwanda their political system was disrupted entirely through the dispute between the two of the region’s tribes‚ the Hutu and Tutsi. According

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    and universities because he is a hero. Paul and his family were in the middle of a horrific war in the country of Rwanda‚ between the Hutus and the Tutsis. They survived because of the acts of heroism of Paul. Paul Rusesabgina and his acts of bravery aided the survival of him‚ his family‚ and many others during the war between the Hutus and the Tutsis. When the guards rounded up Paul’s family‚ and some others and told Paul to shoot them he had to make a rapid decision on what to do. He offered the

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    Developing nations are usually countries that lack stability‚ whether politically or financially. Intervention in such nations may prove to be helpful in such cases‚ as it may ensure an increased stability within the country. This is much needed in developing nations‚ as stability is key to economic prosperity. However‚ intervention in the internal affairs of another nation may undermine the country’s sovereignty‚ rendering foreign intervention undesirable‚ as it does more harm than good from the

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