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Although many people protest the violence, there is little to no evidence that any interference had been made in the Rwandan conflict.

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These people have a point; there are plenty of examples of protests against genocide, here in the US and in other countries as well. And these days people definitely don't hear of any "Infants tossed into the air"  to be shot at like targets with machine guns like they were during World War II (Wiesel 6).

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Despite the fact that humans are learning to acknowledge and remember the atrocities of the world’s past, the number of examples of genocide have increased since World War II.

The fact that genocides like the one in Rwanda are still happening half a century after the Holocaust just goes to show that the world has not changed and how they still are making the same mistakes (like genocide) even though they remember the past.

Moreover, everyone in society must protest and try to make a change in order to ensure that people learn from the past and stop making the same mistakes moving forward.

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In the article,  "Rwanda Genocide,'"  the author describes how the international community “largely remained on the sidelines” and a UN Security Council vote withdrew most of the UNAMIR, or United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda  (History.com).

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Some people believe that while a few parts of the planet still practice horrible acts like genocide lately, the majority of the world is aware and opposed to these sins, protesting them and providing aid to victims of these acts, some of which no longer exist.

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Although society has become aware of past genocides, humanity has not learned from history and genocides continue to cause horror and unrest today.