The document discusses genocide, providing definitions and examples throughout history. It defines genocide as a form of mass killing intended to destroy an ethnic, racial, or religious group. Several genocides of the 20th century are outlined, including the Armenian Genocide which took up to 1.5 million lives and the Holocaust which killed 6 million Jews and others. More recent genocides discussed include those in Rwanda, Cambodia, and ongoing conflicts in Darfur and the Congo.

1. GENOCIDE AWARENESS Julie Ea Senior Project 2011

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17. “… none of the troops moved. ‘It’s not our mandate,’ said one, leaning against his jeep as watched the condemned woman, the driving rain splashing at his blue United Nations badge.” - guardian.co.uk