genocide
नरसंहार
definition
noun
The answer to how people or states convince themselves to commit murder or genocide is complex.
the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation.
translation of 'genocide'
जन-संहार,
जाति-संहार,
जाति हत्या
noun
जातिवध
example
We see indicators of 'genocide' , and there is evidence that points in that direction.
Churchill argues that the experiences of his people are nothing less than 'genocide' .
If the UN accepts that 'genocide' is occurring, it is legally obliged to take action to stop it.
a campaign of 'genocide'
Chris makes an interesting comment on the United Nations and use of the term 'genocide' .
The tragedy is made all the worse because 'genocide' is both predictable and preventable.
The answer to how people or states convince themselves to commit murder or 'genocide' is complex.
The higher politics of the Cold War were more important than stopping Pol Pot's 'genocide' .
As well as mass 'genocide' , Stalin tore thousands of families apart by exiling men to the icy wastes of Siberia.
He is expected to report on the region next month, to try to evaluate whether 'genocide' has taken place.
By guarding wide areas from swift armed advance on civilians, they can prevent 'genocide' .
Its remit is to try offences of 'genocide' , crimes against humanity and war crimes.
He may be charged with 'genocide' and the trial could start next after this case.
After we liberated Europe we did not come home to deny freedoms and practise 'genocide' here.
The report stated that much of what had been done to them was tantamount to 'genocide' .
They want him deported to Vilnius, the city of his birth, to stand trial for 'genocide' .
Racism and extreme nationalism, which live on in our new century, do not always lead to 'genocide' .
The perpetrators of 'genocide' were no different from those who did not participate in the bloodletting.
It is less clear, Stephen speculates, that he will be found guilty of 'genocide' .
Why is it acceptable to discuss reparations for the victims of 'genocide' in some instances but not in others?
Surely one such lesson is that the denial of 'genocide' is a dangerous and immoral thing.
This small force is powerless to stop 'genocidal' violence in a region the size of France.
He was up against an enemy armed and guided by 'genocidal' impulses.
They now have to make sure that malevolent and reactionary forces are no longer able to gain power and to use such power in the pursuit of racist and 'genocidal' policies.
The reality of life in the developing world makes this agenda nothing short of 'genocidal' .
A regime that launched 'genocidal' extermination campaigns against impure minorities would be recognised for what it was and denounced.
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