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Within all of the terms listed, they all have at least one aspect in common, and harm is one that is critical. Harm leads to some sort of damage to a person, and if a person thinks about how all of the terms relate to harm, harm can be in place for every single term. All of the terms can relate to something negative, and since harm is negative, this can be put into relation to genocide as harm occurred to a group of people.

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Some of the examples can be being a group of people being excluded from entering a store. It's mainly a way that treats people unfair, but also a way to make people excluded from everyday activities, which then makes the other group to treat a group of people negatively.

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Evil can become one of the biggest and powerful reasons on why genocides occur, and it can also be one of the deepest and darkest concepts that can ignite genocide, by causing many negative things to occur. Without evil, genocide would not be a term, nor a reality that would be described, but with genocide, evil is always a critical factor that cause many unfortunate things to occur.

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This is critical since not all people are wiped out, which could still result in a partial genocide, but it also puts people at a risk for unjust treatments, due to a overall imbalance of power between groups.

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Other important terms (related/similar to genocide)

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Other important terms (related/similar to genocide)

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Main terms (related/similar to genocide)

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Main terms (related/similar to genocide)

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Although persecution is similar to genocide, it's where it involves targeting individuals or groups based off of discriminatory reasons, without intending a complete destruction (meaning not all are wiped out).

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When one group gets rid of a specific human population, portrays them as different and/or inferior, which leads to a reason/justification of violence and mass extermination. In a short term: to treat a group of people in a different way to where they are not a part of a group.

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Overlap occurs when forced removal of a population leads to a group's destruction

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Overlap occurs when forced removal of a population leads to a group's destruction

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Murder, torture, sexual assaults, destruction of property, attacks on hospitals, injury to civilians, forceable removal, military attacks, and many other aspects that can harm a human being.

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Meaning that there are international laws/regulations established for the crimes, and that it is a punishable offense.

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Meaning that no international laws/regulations are established when it comes to the crimes, and that it's not recognized in international frameworks.

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Within the mental aspect, this is just explaining that there is/was some sort of knowledge of the attack happening.

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Mainly this is carried out as a part of a widespread or systematic attacks targeting against any civilian population. This is determined to be a widespread violence by a high number of victims in a broad geographical area, or also a form of violence marked by systematic execution. This also excludes random, accidental, or remote acts of violence.

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Includes any instructions of murder, extermination, deportation, persecution, torture, and many other cruel acts on a human being.

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Protection is also provided to medical personnel, religious personnel, humanitarian workers, and civil defense staff.

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Protection is provided to people taking no part in the warfare, which includes: members of the armed forces who've laid down their arms, people who are inactive due to illness/injuries, or for any other causes.

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Victims would include: wounded/sick members of armed forces (in the field or/and at sea), prisoners of war, and civilian people.

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Within the context of an armed conflict, they can be the following two:

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Within the context of an armed conflict, they can be the following two:

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With Genocide, actions must be done with intent, but without intent, a group/individual can still be guilty of the following:

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With Genocide, actions must be done with intent, but without intent, a group/individual can still be guilty of the following:

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The planning, initiation, or execution of a large scale, serious act of aggression by using a states' military force. Generally a leadership crime that can only be committed by those with power to shape a state's policy of aggression.

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Within the same context of genocide, mass killing(s) is when a large amount of innocent people are killed, regardless of a person/groups ethnicity, religion, and even nationality.

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This term would be considerably one of the higher important ones, since evil can emerge as a tool in acts of a genocide, it's something that is constructed and then applied to groups to justify their extermination. It can also be a function of power and deadly violence against a person or a group of people.

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Has 2 main aspects: Contextual- conduct took place in the context of/was associated with an international or non international armed conflict. Mental- intent and knowledge both with regards to the individual act and the contextual aspect. War crimes must always take place in the context of a armed conflict, and can be committed against a diversity of victims.

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These crimes do not need to be linked to any armed conflicts, but can also happen when peace is occurring (similar to genocide). They do not need to target any specific groups, but the victim of the attack can be to any civilian population. There also does not need to have a specific intent, rather that it needs a simple/clear intent for any of the physical aspects.

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Defined as a deliberate strategy implemented by one ethnic or religious group to forcibly expel and spread/cause fear among a civilian population of another ethnic/religious group within certain regions of the globe. This can also relate to creating specific geographical areas through the use of deportation or forcibily displacing people of certain ethic groups; but can also be involving the removal of destroying monuments, cemeteries, or/and places of worship.

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Refers to the violent and deadly crimes committed against groups with the intent to destroy an existence of the group itself; some of the groups may be national, ethical, racial, or a religious group.