Genocide
Justice overwhelmed is justice deniedCarolyn Moynihan | 17 May 2011 |tags: genocide, lawDoes it make sense to haul every last participant in genocide before a court, no matter how unimportant he was?
Enough of ethnic cleansing in the wombMike Sullivan | 16 December 2010 |tags: Down syndrome, genocide, prenatal testingA group of New Zealanders are calling authorities to account for a genocidal campaign.
Mass murder memoriesBryan P. Bradley | 28 September 2010 |tags: Communism, genocide, Lithuania, NazismCan we mourn both Soviet and Nazi victims, together?
The Rwandan genocide: a revisionist historyMartin Shaw | 21 September 2010 |tags: genocide, international relations, RwandaTruth and justice are not served by anti-western narratives treating Tutsis as 'unworthy victims'.
Bearing the burden of the pastMichael Casey | 25 July 2010 |tags: genocide, history, responsibilityWe were not actors in wrongs committed by our ancestors. But don’t we have some sort of responsibility for them? |
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