a)
A struggle session was a form of public humiliation which was used by China during Mao Zedong’s reign. Struggle sessions were used to humiliate and or persecute rivals politically or in general. The victim of the struggle session was forced to admit their wrong-doings. This made them an even easier target because they have said their crime even if it was untrue. The significance of the struggle sessions was that they maintained control within China because the victims stopped acting in a way that China opposed.
b)
Duch took part in the Khmer Rouge which started the Cambodian genocide. The Cambodian genocide included the relocation of people to labor camps and then being starved or worked to death. Duch was the commander of the S-21 prison which was also known as Tuol Sleng. In S-21, many people were forced to relocate, work on collectivized farms, etc. Duch was later tried by the courts of Cambodia for the crimes committed. Duch was convicted for crimes against humanity. The significance of Duch was that he took part in many crimes against humanities and was later punished …show more content…
The treaty ended the war in Bosnia and tried to gain peace for Bosnia. There were two parts separated within Bosnia. There were the Croatians and the Serbs. The significance of the Dayton Accords was that it helped bring about peace in Bosnia.
d)
Akayesu took part in the Rwanda genocide during the mid-1990’s. The Rwanda genocide was against the Tutsis. The Hutu’s mass murdered many of the Tutsis in Rwanda. Many Hutus and Tutsis were sent to labor camps where a lot of women were raped, or became sex slaves. Akayesu did not try to stop the killings. He was later tried in court and was convicted of genocide. However, this time the genocide was mainly due to the fact that the women were raped. The significance of Akayesu was that his court case expanded the definition for genocide at to rape.
A struggle session was a form of public humiliation which was used by China during Mao Zedong’s reign. Struggle sessions were used to humiliate and or persecute rivals politically or in general. The victim of the struggle session was forced to admit their wrong-doings. This made them an even easier target because they have said their crime even if it was untrue. The significance of the struggle sessions was that they maintained control within China because the victims stopped acting in a way that China opposed.
b)
Duch took part in the Khmer Rouge which started the Cambodian genocide. The Cambodian genocide included the relocation of people to labor camps and then being starved or worked to death. Duch was the commander of the S-21 prison which was also known as Tuol Sleng. In S-21, many people were forced to relocate, work on collectivized farms, etc. Duch was later tried by the courts of Cambodia for the crimes committed. Duch was convicted for crimes against humanity. The significance of Duch was that he took part in many crimes against humanities and was later punished …show more content…
The treaty ended the war in Bosnia and tried to gain peace for Bosnia. There were two parts separated within Bosnia. There were the Croatians and the Serbs. The significance of the Dayton Accords was that it helped bring about peace in Bosnia.
d)
Akayesu took part in the Rwanda genocide during the mid-1990’s. The Rwanda genocide was against the Tutsis. The Hutu’s mass murdered many of the Tutsis in Rwanda. Many Hutus and Tutsis were sent to labor camps where a lot of women were raped, or became sex slaves. Akayesu did not try to stop the killings. He was later tried in court and was convicted of genocide. However, this time the genocide was mainly due to the fact that the women were raped. The significance of Akayesu was that his court case expanded the definition for genocide at to rape.