Genocide & Crimes Against Humanity
Case studies of the Holocaust, Rwanda, and the Uyghurs, and the "Responsibility to Protect" (R2P).
Key Questions
- 1Why does the international community often fail to prevent genocide?
- 2What is the "Responsibility to Protect" and when should it be invoked?
- 3How do we define and prosecute "crimes against humanity"?
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