“The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch without doing anything.”, a quote by Albert Einstein is the perfect way to describe genocide. An event that kills many, with many people acting like nothing is wrong and having false hope. In present day 2017, many places have genocide still without us knowing. Which brings United Nation to stop them by following a list of ways to spot genocide, so we can prevent more genocides. There are many places that have genocide today still happens even if we don’t know it, taking place in the eastern hemisphere. On the Preventing Genocide website it says, “More than 70 years after the Holocaust, the horrors of Rwanda, Srebrenica, and Darfur are sobering reminders that preventing
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They created a list of 8 signs of genocide that happened during the Holocaust and as well with real genocides happening in the East. The first is Classification - where people are being categorised by their race, religion, or even appearances like skin, hair, and clothes is one way to spot genocide. Second is symbolium - when people are given names (that are based off a category) and other symbols that divide people from the rest of the group like a star, cross, or ID cards that makes people easy to spot. Third most is dehumanization - where people are denied that they’re human or saying that a person is nothing more than property or an animal. Calling people, for example, dogs, scum, or rodents and treating them like animals from the wild that need to yield is a way to see that people are becoming inhuman. The fourth way is organization - meaning the government is divided states into militias and not allowing people to see the other “bad” group that is being cut off and erased from existence one by one. Fifth is polarization - when people that hate broadcasting their spite to influence many to agree with them. It’s how people bond together to take out a group of people more easier. Sixth is preparation in which, victims are identified and separated out because of their ethnic or religious identity. Second to last and …show more content…
Many people, have signed up in a special group called United Nations (UN) were adopted by the UN General Assembly in 1948. Early warns on how to predict conflict and genocide about to occur, and present policy options on prevention and intervention. They - strong governments and U.N Security Council - hold monthly to discuss about current crises and also long-range strategic planning. United Nations authorized the deployment of peacekeepers to Darfur to stop the killing and destruction that has so far claimed 400,000 lives. The U.S have been volunteering people for a new force that would stop genocides. About 20,000 soldiers troops are sent to end the Darfur Genocide.In May 2016, policymakers discuss coordination, best practices, and future agendas for domestic and international atrocity prevention efforts. September 2016, reports about preventing mass atrocities should be a top political priority for the next UN Secretary-General and recommends specific actions the new leader can take to build on the achievements. March 2017, many reports argue about agreed upon plans that respond to act early (and effectively) to prevent or stop mass evil and that across the Atlantic region has an important role to play in shaping and leading these efforts. In United States Holocaust Memorial Museum ,“In July 2015, we observed the 20th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre, in which Bosnian Serb troops killed
They created a list of 8 signs of genocide that happened during the Holocaust and as well with real genocides happening in the East. The first is Classification - where people are being categorised by their race, religion, or even appearances like skin, hair, and clothes is one way to spot genocide. Second is symbolium - when people are given names (that are based off a category) and other symbols that divide people from the rest of the group like a star, cross, or ID cards that makes people easy to spot. Third most is dehumanization - where people are denied that they’re human or saying that a person is nothing more than property or an animal. Calling people, for example, dogs, scum, or rodents and treating them like animals from the wild that need to yield is a way to see that people are becoming inhuman. The fourth way is organization - meaning the government is divided states into militias and not allowing people to see the other “bad” group that is being cut off and erased from existence one by one. Fifth is polarization - when people that hate broadcasting their spite to influence many to agree with them. It’s how people bond together to take out a group of people more easier. Sixth is preparation in which, victims are identified and separated out because of their ethnic or religious identity. Second to last and …show more content…
Many people, have signed up in a special group called United Nations (UN) were adopted by the UN General Assembly in 1948. Early warns on how to predict conflict and genocide about to occur, and present policy options on prevention and intervention. They - strong governments and U.N Security Council - hold monthly to discuss about current crises and also long-range strategic planning. United Nations authorized the deployment of peacekeepers to Darfur to stop the killing and destruction that has so far claimed 400,000 lives. The U.S have been volunteering people for a new force that would stop genocides. About 20,000 soldiers troops are sent to end the Darfur Genocide.In May 2016, policymakers discuss coordination, best practices, and future agendas for domestic and international atrocity prevention efforts. September 2016, reports about preventing mass atrocities should be a top political priority for the next UN Secretary-General and recommends specific actions the new leader can take to build on the achievements. March 2017, many reports argue about agreed upon plans that respond to act early (and effectively) to prevent or stop mass evil and that across the Atlantic region has an important role to play in shaping and leading these efforts. In United States Holocaust Memorial Museum ,“In July 2015, we observed the 20th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre, in which Bosnian Serb troops killed