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    Is Genocide Gendered?

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      310203597   5.  Is  genocide  gendered  and  how  important  is  gender  to  our   understanding  of  the  phenomenon?  What  is  the  justification   for  rape  being  categorised  now  as  a  technique  of  genocide?   Genocide  is  gendered  and  gender  is  extremely  important  to  our  understanding  of   genocide.  Connections  between  gender

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    Rwadan Genocide

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    In 1994‚ there was an unfortunate incidence which took place in Rwanda Republic. According to the record of United Nations‚ 800‚000 to 1‚071‚000 people were killed in three months due to the genocide. This genocide is considered as the conflict between the two tribes in Rwanda---Hutus‚ carrying out the genocide‚ and Tutsis‚ having been massacred. Since it was really an amazing unfortunate event‚ many people in the world sympathized with that sad incidence. However‚ most people today think that we

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    Rwanda Genocide

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    after the 1994 genocide which took place in the East African country‚ Rwanda. Prior to the colonial era and genocide‚ the Rwandan population consisted of the Hutu (~85%)‚ the Tutsi (14%) and the Twa (1%)‚ where the Tutsi were generally regarded as the higher class of citizens while Hutus were regarded as the lesser. Tension in Rwanda began in the wake of decolonization in the 1950’s and by the 1990’s‚ the ethnic conflict between the Hutus and the Tutsis in Rwanda brought on a genocide (Burnet‚ 2012

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    Causes for Genocide

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    of genocides There have been many genocides throughout history‚ and most of them have been mass killing fields such as Rwanda‚ Cambodia‚ the Nazi holocaust‚ the Belgians against the Congolese‚ and the African slave trade. “No problem is as profound and no evil as prevalent as state power”(Sartwell 232). In this quote Sartwell infers that the cause of all genocides or at least the ones described on top are derived from one and only cause; and that is the state itself (government). Genocide is inevitable

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    Genocide In Cambodia

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    “Estimated total number of victims of genocide in the twentieth century at 39 million” (Grant 16). This was only in the twentieth century and genocide has been going on for several more centuries. Genocide is a hate crime of mass killing against a group based on their beliefs. The Holocaust and Cambodian Crisis are examples of this. The crime is led by usually organizations or governments. Genocide has had an immense influence on society by the overtaking of political systems‚ the development

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    Rwanda Genocide

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    imperialistic powers until finally in 1994 a large scale incedent was finally sparked. The blame of this incedent cannot be put unto anyone without looking into the years of hatred that built up to it. Before the European occupation of Rwanda‚ The Tutsis and Hutus lived coexistent lifestyles. Tutsis and Hutus were separate ethnic groups that lived peacefully. Some Tutsis and Hutus were local chiefs within Rwanda‚ and at this time there was no organized discrimination or Clashes between the groups

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    Flight 1420 11 Flight 1420‚ A Preventable Disaster Commercial Aviation Safety November 15‚ 2011 ABSTRACT Flight 1420 was a disaster that taught the aviation community several important lessons. All the Seven Major Elements of Aviation safety can be seen as contributing factors but the greatest factor was human error and the impact of pilot fatigue. With proper preventative measures‚ the pilots probably would have had the time to arm the MD-82’s spoiler system

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    Rwanda Genocide

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    there was a mass genocide between the Hutus and the Tutsis of Rwanda. Rwanda is located near Uganda‚ Congo‚ and Tanzania. These countries are located in Africa. Due to the location of Rwanda it caused controversy because many countries surrounding it wanted to take control over it. It caused tension between multiple countries and sparked a war which lead to a genocide. There are three groups in Rwanda – Hutu‚ Tutsi‚ and Twa. The Twa group was initially the first group to settle in Rwanda and was soon

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    Genocide Rwanda

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    solution was carried out so well because the Hutus killed with speed and efficiency. With such attributes‚ they met little resistance. According to a Tutsi refugee‚ the militias had been training for months before the president’s plane was shot down. This shows that there might have been some evidence of advanced planning. Violence‚ trust‚ hate‚ and planning all play huge roles in the genocide that took place in Rwanda. According to the source there were four main episodes of the Rwanda genocide that

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    What Is Genocide

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    “What is Genocide?” The term genocide has been one of the most used terms in many on-going debates since the early 20th century. The Holocaust‚ which took place during World War II‚ is one of the most common cases of acts of genocide and is a main reason why the term genocide exists. Other widely known cases of genocide are the Rwandan genocide and the Armenian genocide. The question‚ however‚ that many historians and those with interests in genocide ask‚ is exactly what is genocide? Since first

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