Response to Genocide

After Erie Wiesel received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1986, he made a speech reflecting the real meaning of his novel and reflecting the crime in our history. He revealed that "silence promotes torture" and "indifference is the most latent danger to everyone." I found many truths in these words, and I agree with his argument. In the face of oppression and genocide acts, individuals are often overwhelmed by despair, helplessness and fear.

Response to GenOCIDE - investigate development and formulation of policy response to Hitler's ultimate solution and response to ally, US government, international institution, and individual massacre. Liberation concentration camp, Nuremberg war criminal tribunal, Establishment of Israel State). (National Geographic Standard 13, 210). • Diplomatic and political behavior between the two countries in the past few years after the Second World War (eg, A-bomb, Marshall Plan, Trumanism, North American Convention Alliance) (NATO) and Warsaw Pact (National Geographic Standards) 13, 210 page)

In response to genocide, the United Nations Security Council authorized the prosecution of "those who committed genocide and other international humanitarian law violations in Rwanda" in 1994, and in 1994 the Rwanda International Criminal Court (ICTR) Was established. And the Rwandan people committed genocide and other such infringement in neighboring countries between 1 January 1994 and 31 December 1994. "At the time of writing, there were 55 international tribunals in Rwanda, 75 were tried, 49 were convicted, 14 were innocent and 12 were awaiting the outcome of the appeal Rwanda International The Tribunal is currently gradually reducing its work and all cases will be completed by the end of 2014, but one case will be closed in mid 2015.

In November 1994, the United Nations adopted Rwanda's International Criminal Court (Rwanda's International Criminal Court, the International Criminal Court to prosecute those who committed serious infringement of genocide genocide and other humanitarian laws in Rwanda) to Rwanda The genocide allegations addressed genocide and other such violations in neighboring countries between Rwanda and Rwandan citizens from 1 January 1994 to 31 December 1994.