Sentences with phrase «mention of genocide»

No pictures of baby killing and no mention of genocide, just good old fashion chunky paint applied by great painters.

Not exact matches

As I mention above, the issue needs to be raised to believers and non-believers alike: How can a nation of people miss the outright hypocrisy of using a belief system ostensibly predicated on compassion, charity and humility to argue in favour of genocide?

In the presentation, I mentioned that upon reading the story of Joshua and the Battle of Jericho for myself, I realized it was a story about genocide, with God commanding Joshua to kill every man, woman, and child in the city for the sole purpose of acquiring land.

One of the best commenters to grace our site, Anymouse, mentions below the possibility of a genocide of Alawites and Christians if Assad falls.

I wonder how he would feel if the introduction made mention of the fact that Christianity has been used to support slavery, war, genocide, inquisitions, murders, and all kinds of injustices, including recent wars in Uganda in which children are kidnapped and forced into the «Lord's Liberation Army» by a man claiming to act on behalf of the God of the Bible.

There is no mention of the history of colonialism or neocolonialism (particularly important in understanding the Rwandan genocide and its spill - over into the DRC), although, predictably, there are numerous references to the role of ethnicity as a causality of the conflict.

It is therefore not surprising thatOHCHR, after a thorough inquiry, came to the conclusion that the above - mentioned barbaric acts against refugees constituted war crimes, crimes against humanity and possibly crimes of genocide, subject to confirmation by a competent international criminal court or tribunal.34 So far, no charge has been brought forward.

Needless to say, since it discusses the horrors Cambodian citizens endured during the genocide, it contains some pretty intense passages, and one of my fellow posters mentioned finding the subject matter «difficult» and therefore hard to read about.

You may already have run across it, but I just wanted to put in a mention for World is Witness, a project of the U.S. Holocaust Museum to utilize satellite imagery to monitor genocides worldwide.

It's a bit like saying, «Hitler liked dogs so he was a good man» while not mentioning the fact that he caused the genocide of millions of people and WWII.