rWANDA GENOCIDE REPORT HELP!!?
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The Rwandan Genocide lasted 100 days from April 6th through mid-July 1994.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rwanda_genocide\nRwandan Patriotic Front\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rwandan_Patriotic_Front#The_Rwandan_Genocide_and_Civil_War
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Genocide is killing or causing serious harm to members of a national, ethnic or religious group. Article 2 of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide defines it in more detail. \n\nIn the Rwandan genocide in 1994, two extremist Hutu militia groups killed over 900,000 members of the Tutsi as well as moderate Hutus. Unfortunately, neither the United Nations or other nations did anything to stop the massacre.\n\nIn 2004, Secretary of State Colin Powell claimed that Sudanese Government backed Arab militia had committed abuses that left 1.2 million black African Sudanese homeless. This was also known as the Darfur massacre.
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sure you can find it on the web. they are suing for peace now after museveni (Ugandan pres) asked the international criminal court to serve warrants on them for war crimes. there'll probably be peace soon, they have already started handin in weapons.
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how many victims of genocide in the sudan in 2006\n\nwe read the bible and this is apparently the entire 6000 year history of human kind\n\nsad isnt it
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Right on! My school just devoted an entire day to raising money for the Darfur genocide. We sold shirts saying stop the genocide-Darfur on them and we raised $2000 and we are trying to raise awareness about the genocide by organizing a rally for the Darfur genocide. It cannot be stoped unless people know about it
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Uh...\nWhat genocide? It has been conclusively rebutted by an INDIAN academic. Here read this. Hopefully, it will broaden your obviously limited horizon.
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Doing a simple online search I found some great info and resources that may help you.  For specific information on a particular group of refugees I would look at the contacts on some of these sites and perhaps email them directly.  Best of luck with your research.\n\nhttp://www.refugeefilms.org/\nhttp://www.silverdocs.com/2006/default.aspx\nhttp://www.wellesley.edu/Art/faculty/SMekuria/Films/sidet.html\nhttp://globetrotter.berkeley.edu/GlobalGender/africafilm.html
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Words of wisdom from an old college professor of mine ...\nwrite your paper as if the reader knows nothing about the subject.\n\nConflicts is plural.  It would be helpful if you identify several conflicts, then zero in on one conflict that seems to best summarize all conflicts in the region. \n\nMake sure to answer the following questions in your report:\n\nWho - who are the parties to the conflicts?\n\nWhat - is the nature of the conflict?  There should be at least two opposing perspectives.\n\nWhen - When did the conflict begin?\n\nWhere - Where did the conflict begin, and how expansive is the conflict now?  In other words, did it start in one village and now consumes the entire country, region or continent?\n\nHow - How did the conflict begin?  Did one warlard begin the oppression to fill a power vacuum?\n\nWhy - Why did the conflict begin?  What were the circumstances that were present that allowed the conflict to start and grow?  In other words, did a powerful leader or group of leaders cease to rule thereby allowing the warlords to initiate their own plan for rule?\n\nRemember, written history is always about perspective.  One journalist may have one perspective and write about a situation, while another journalist may have a completely different perspective.  For example, a Muslim journalist may see the warlord power grab in Sierra Leone in a very different light than a western journalist.  So, you will ultimately produce a better paper if you read different perspectives, then draw your own conclusions.  Your conclusions should not be based on your emotions, but rather cause and effect.  To be more specific, avoid emotive statements like:  What's happening in Darfur is wrong because it is unjust.  Rather, explain how it is unjust.  Search out any statistics on quality of life in Sierra Leone before the conflict, then compare to quality of life now.  In other words, be objective!\n\nThen, after you have your research and your perspective, create an outline.  Like this ...\n\n1. Who\n    A.  Party #1\n    B.  Party #2\n2. What is the nature of the conflict\n    A.  Explain the most obvious part of the conflict\n    B.  Explain a secondary part of the conflict\nEtc...\n\nWhen you're ready to begin writing the paper, create your openning paragraph in such a way as to introduce your reader to the subject matter in the most general way.  Then follow your outline to provide more specifics.\n\nDo make sure to bibliograph your paper.  Meaning, if you  learn that, for example that, 100,000 people have been displaced from their homes, insert a # behind your point in the body of your text.  Then at the very end of your paper tally the numbers and next to each cite the reference. This will be your "Bibliography Page". For example, the following sentence might be in the body of your report:  \n\n"100,00 people were displaced from their homes."1\n\nThen your bibliograpy page should correspond.\n\n#1 - Article from Newsweek, Vol. 1, page 42, written by John Doe.\n\nMake sure to be concise, no run-on sentences, use complete sentences, check your spelling, try to make it interesting by using adjectives, then write the paper like the person reading it has never heard of the subject matter before. \n\nIf this assignment is for grade or high school, I would attach a neatly typed copy of the outline to the back of your paper, behind the bibliography page.  By doing so, you'll show your teacher how you organized your content, and might get extra points for its inclusion.\n\nRemember, the point of the assignment is for you and your reader to learn about the subject.  Oh, and have fun doing it.  That grey matter between your ears is longing to be exercised!
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I bet you can find someone by contacting the Great Lakes Intertribal Council.\n\nhttp://www.glitc.org/
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Hi. Start here : http://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/0503/excerpt3.html or here : http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/2520815.stmre :
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the movie is pretty damn accurate.  you can also watch a movie called "sometimes in april" also about the genocide.  check out romero dalierres (sp?) book called "shaking hands with the devil".  also check out a book that is titled something like "today we regret to inform you that we will be killed with our families:  stories from rwanda"  written by a journalist.  you can also check out "century of genocide".  for further research check out how similar the rwandan genocide was to the genocide in burundi twenty years before.  VERY VERY similar.  some trial information can be found on the UN website.  good luck.
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Sudan is a country and in sudan Genocide is going on!
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f**k Turkey! The Armenian genocide is considered THE model of a sucessful genocide. How many Armenians are around Lake Van, a traditionally Armenian area. There are none!! The barbaric Turks murdered them all.\nDon't even get me started about the Kurds!\nAtaturk was a drunken joke and his image and name should be pissed on by everyone who loves freedom and liberty.
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Here's a great article that should give you all the facts you need to know.  Good luck on your report.
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Try Unicef,(www.unicef.org).  I personally have donated through this site, it is a legitimate organization and will provide information about Darfur as well.
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You might try here to start with.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust#Searching_for_records_of_victims\n\nGood Luck In Your Search
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www.janegoodall.org,\nwww.wildchimpanzees.org,\nwww.savethechimps.org.Good luck on your report.