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    things that the Hutus did to the Tutsi people. Preventing all genocide should be a duty and a need for a global response. The Rwandan genocide began after a plane carrying then President Juvenal Habyarimana, and his counterpart Cyprien Ntaryamira of Burundi, who were both Hutus, was shot down. The Rwandan Patriotic Front also known as RPF said, “the plane had been shot down by Hutus to provide an excuse for the genocide,” (Rwanda genocide: 100 days of slaughter). Carried…

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    Child slavery is one of the largest international issues we have today; it is such an exacerbated issue that it is one of the first issues causing international attention to be abolished (Glind). Many people believe slavery has been eradicated and no longer exists, but this idea could not be more erroneous. According to antislavery.org, in multiple forms of slavery, there are over 8.4 million child slaves in the world today (Antislavery.org). There are many different forms of child slavery.…

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    Intro to EWB: The EWB challenge is devoted improving lives, “Welcome to Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Australia. We 're here to engineer a better world, (Engineers Without Borders Australia, 2016).” The challenge they set before themselves is to allow everyone to lead a life without poverty through engineering knowledge and resources. “We connect, educate and empower people through humanitarian engineering. Humanitarian engineering uses a people centered, strength based approach to improve…

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    Young Soldiers

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    One of Child Soldiers International's campaigns is specifically addressing the recruitment and use of child soldiers in three Great Lakes countries: Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Uganda. The Great Lakes program combines country specific advocacy, locally-based monitoring, capacity building among local community-based NGOs, and public education. The organization supports local NGO…

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    Primo Levi Night Analysis

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    cutting edge Hutu that acknowledged the Tutsi Political force, of Rwanda. The slaughtering and mangling of Tutsi and present day Hutu started with the shooting down of the plane conveying Habyarimana president of Rwanda and Ntaryamira president of Burundi and a few different dignitaries, with the initiative of the country dead his political adversaries took the risk to carryout what is known as the Rwandan Genocide. The United States choice not to intercede in the Rwandan genocide was in direct…

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    Protracted Conflict Theory

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    2.4 Protracted Conflict Theory According to the late Edward Azar, the developer of protracted conflict theory, protracted social conflicts can be characterized by incompetent, provincial, fragile, and authoritarian governments that fail to satisfy basic human needs. He states governments are dominated by the leading identity groups because they are expected to be unbiased and impartial to the power holders within a country. These groups created a crisis of legitimacy in the governance of…

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    The countries deemed to have the highest rates of inequality are; Niger, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, Chad, Sierra Leone, Eritrea, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Guinea, and Mozambique. All of these countries have one common denominator. They are developing African nations. On the contrary, the top five, Norway, Australia, Switzerland, Netherlands and United States are all developed nations with large stable…

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    The AIDS Pandemic

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    Evolutionary Origin of the AIDS Pandemic In modern day Congo in the capital city Kinshasa, formally known as Leopoldville, a group of professionals in a laboratory, collected samples that inadvertently changed the origins of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). This virus since its emergence has spread throughout the entire world, causing the rise of the acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) pandemic. There are many different theories on the origins of the HIV infection that caused for…

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    American Iq Essay

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    +Adam Molani IQ is not affected by education or environment. "Negroid" is the official scientific namo of the black sub-saharan race who have an average IQ of 68. Stop pretending you know about this subject. For over a century the IQ of people in every country has been intensively studied and thousands of international IQ surveys have been averaged out by hundreds of Universities to give reliable average IQ figures for each country. The racial correlation with IQ has been confirmed by EVERY…

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    In his story, “Running for His Life,” Michael Halls tells the life story of Gilbert Tuhabonye, a young boy from Burundi. As a child he went through a traumatic event, a holocaust. The Hutu people set fire to his school, killing many tribe’s people. He tried to commit suicide during this but he was stopped by a voice he heard. It was telling him that he didn't want to kill himself, so he stopped himself, escaped and has scars to remind him of his horrible past. Even though he lived through such…

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