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    The Rwandan Genocide

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    of action concerning the Rwandan Genocide; a conflict that perhaps could 've been avoided if it were not for the delay in intervention and a subsequent lack of sufficient communication and understanding. In an investigative report commissioned by Kofi Annan, the Secretary-General of the UN, it was demonstrated, “Rwanda [was] doomed from the start by an insufficient mandate and later destroyed by the Security Council 's refusal to strengthen it once the killings began.” (Winfield, 1999) Despite…

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    Liquid Telecom Corporate Social Responsibility Strategy Proposal ‘Lasting and effective answers can only be found if business-working together with other actors including government and civil society-are fully engaged,’ Kofi Annan. All the actions that we make today will affect everything and everyone in future generations. Therefore as part of society it is also then in the interest of all businesses to contribute in addressing social, economical and environmental issues faced by society. A…

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    I believe everyone has an ability to create a positive change in community. As Kofi Annan, the former secretary general of United Nations said, “Young people should be at the forefront of global change and innovation”, strengthen my desire that I am an agent of change to make this world a better place. The little change I always want to install is creating sustainability and better livelihood as a solution because humanity is placing inordinate demands on nature and our environment condition is…

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    too only change the world but to impact the world in a positive way. The way we empower is through education and knowledge. "Knowledge is power. Information is liberating. Education is the premise of progress, in every society, in every family". Kofi Annan…

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    symbolization, dehumanization, organization, polarization, preparation, extermination and finally denial (8). These eight stages must be met to classify a genocide, in 1994 it is important to consider who had what information when during the genocide. Kofi Annan, the head of peacekeeping, had enough information to sound the alarm about the events in Rwanda to the UN, however he was “overly passive” (9) and admitted years later in an apology from the UN that he could have and should have done…

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    As President Obama stated in the June 2011 National Strategy for Counterterrorism, the United States, "continues to face a significant threat from al-Qa 'ida, its affiliates, and its adherents." And while the death of Usama Bin Laden substantively affected the strategic and operational capability of the terrorist organization, al-Qa 'ida 's pervasive reach and insidious spiritual influence into East Africa continues to pose a significant security threat to the both the United States and…

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    Corporate Social Responsibility Final Exam Long Answers Marisa Arnholtz 3. Why does Visser view Walmart as an example as a company worthy of emulation? What are some of the problems about how companies have introduced sustainable products and services into the marketplace, and what does Walmart’s best practices have to teach us about sustainability? Furthermore, why would Walmart pursue sustainability, if its primary objective is profit? Walmart is a great example of how a company is worthy of…

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    "More than ever before in human history, we share a common destiny. We can master it only if we face it together. And that, my friends, is why we have the United Nations"(Annan, 1999). This quote was given by Kofi Annan to clarify the essentialness of the United Nations and to impart why its presence is required in our general public. Where the overall issues can never be dead set and settled by any one nation acting alone the United Nations as the general establishment offers the best and plays…

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    (iii) Dialogical Multiculturalism: This actually is different from the former two as it represents the practical level rather than the policy areas. This was primarily developed by Parekh (2000) who suggested “multiculturalism explains well how the cultural communities should relate to one another. It also prioritized that only the norms and values of different cultures within a given context cannot bring about peace and solidarity rather by creating an open and equal dialogue between the…

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    “ A genocide begins with the killing of one man - not for what he has done, but because of who he is” (Kofi Annan). Isis is determined to take control of the world, there main target being the western culture, including their civilization and religious beliefs. Depending on the extremity of the attacks and killings, they are either classified as a genocide if they are more extreme, or questioned if they are not as major. The more extreme attacks and killings, can be proved in many ways as an act…

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