Genocide Throughout History

Throughout the history of genocide people have committed terrible genocide in the history of mankind. Crusade, Native American killed by Europeans, forced famine in Ukraine, killing in Cambodia is an example of genocide (Altman, 55). The term "genocide" comes from Greek "genos" and means race or tribe. Genocide 's crime kills all or part of the group members to destroy groups of ethnicity, race, ethnicity, or religion, causing serious physical harm to the members of the group, deliberately entering the conditions of the group It can be defined as an act done by harming.

Racial, religious and racial prejudices have lead to genocide throughout the history and continued to exist in the 21st century. Genocide is a deliberate destruction of a political or cultural human group. The Egyptians massacred the Israelites, and the Israelites started genocide in the Middle East population of Canaanans along the eastern Mediterranean coast. In addition, the major conquest of the people of the Middle East has resulted in massive murder in Babylon and the Assyrian empire. Greek historian Herodotus (BC 484 - 425 BC) talked about the massacres of the 7th century BC, the Caspian Sea to the west, and the vast areas of Romania and Turkey.

Throughout history, genocide is one of the most devastating human disasters. Nanking massacre or Nanjing massacre is one of the most serious massacre in history. This is a terrible thing, sometimes called "rape". - Rape in Pakistan has become a serious problem in the past few decades. This is a big problem and the US does not do anything. The main reason why the United States does not help is that many people do not know how serious this problem is. It is difficult to obtain statistics on abuse and rape from Pakistan. Because their government is very religious, they are not always treated as crimes.

The preamble to the Treaty of Genocide Crime (CPPCG) in 1948 states that the massacre has occurred throughout history. However, until Lymequin created the perpetrator of the Holocaust in the Nuremberg trial and the United Nations defines the term genocide according to the international law of the treaty on genocide crime. Lemkin's lifelong interest in the mass killings of the 20th century was originally designed to deal with the Armenian murder of 1915 and the European massacres controlled later by the Nazis. He called Albigensian Crusade "one of the most critical genocide cases in religious history". He mobilized the international community and devoted his life to working together to prevent such incidents. In an interview in 1949, Lymkin said: "Because it happened many times I am interested in genocide, it happened to Armenians and then Armenians, and Hitler acted It was.