Modern Day Genocide - 2nd Period by Megan Kelly https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2 A collection of information on current genocides happening throughout the world en-us 2018-02-20 16:00:26 UTC 2025-10-07 14:03:07 UTC hello@padlet.com Miss Kelly - Darfur, Sudan https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233369858 2018-02-20 16:46:41 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233369858 Carson Wright - Iran https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233369870 1-Iran killed thousands of people who had Sunni names or lived in areas deemed holy to Shia Iran.

2-The Syrian Revolution erupted in 2011 and turned violent after the Assad regime killed innocent civilians including children

3-Iran commits these crimes directly by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and indirectly by proxies and using Daesh extremists

Questions
1- The issues cause 🤬 when a religion think they are superior to another religion; I think the most effective solution to 🤬 is found in government rule or government leaders.

2- People can try to join The International Campaign to End 🤬 that is an international coalition to create international institutions to end 🤬]]> 2018-02-20 16:46:42 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233369870 James Peddycord- Sudan https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233369904 Ever since we realized the 🤬 happening in Darfur, 250,000 men, women, and kids have been killed. They have created a system of killing the people they don´t approve of, such as the Fur, Massalit, and Zhagawa ethnic groups. They send in attack helicopters, gunships, and they send in people to attack the villages. They 🤬 men and boys, poison their wells, and rape the women and girls. Their main goal is to replace the Africans with Arabians. Religion can cause genocide because certain religions say you have to kill to get closer to your God. Worldly issues can cause it because if someone wants land, they can kill the land owners in mass to take it over. The most effective solution would depend on how the genocide starts, like if it started with religious beliefs, I feel like religion would be the best way to end it and vise versa with politics. To prevent genocide, we should pay a lot more attention to the genocides happening now and take care of them and show a lot more care to genocides that might be happening soon. Also we could help settle the conflicts if it involves land or money to prevent a mass killing.]]> 2018-02-20 16:46:46 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233369904 Brittney Gray- Mali https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370096 -Clashes in Mali with ethic group Tuareg attacks near the border of Nigeria. 16 People were killed on Saturday in the middle of clashes. Last year the president of Mali was impeached and three major cities were taken over by rebel groups. 

-   A peace treaty was signed last June but the rebel group decided last minute to back out they said the government had disrespected them. 

- Last year Mali president was impeached for mishandling the situation. Three major cities in Northern Mali were taken over by rebel groups.

1.  Religion can cause more issues because a religious group might want one religion to be followed and one might not want to follow it and can cause conflict.

2.  A way an individual can reduce their own inflict is to try and be on the side where the things aren´t happening.]]> 2018-02-20 16:47:04 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370096 Alex Sanchez- iraq https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370224 The Iraqi military is clearing the last two neighborhoods of Fallujah occupied by the Islamic State, according to the Iraqi commander in charge of the operation. The only resistance the Iraqi troops are still encountering is in the neighborhoods of Jolan and Al-Muallemin. A senior Iraqi counterterrorism official told AFP that civilians who fled Fallujah will be allowed to reenter the city soon. “In the next few days or weeks, families should return, once their cases have been approved by the city council,]]> 2018-02-20 16:47:16 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370224 Logan Haney - Ethiop https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370338 2018-02-20 16:47:26 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370338 Leander Jones Jr.- Ethiopia https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370365 Ethiopia, along with many other countries, are in an MAJOR crisis, called a genocide emergency. Tens of thousands of people are being forced to move away from their homes. In 2010, approximately 70,000 people were forced to relocate by the government, and the people that resisted were repeatedly beaten and arrested. In 2013, the Ethiopian government planned to relocate 1.5 million people, which all of whom were from the following regions: Gambella, Afar, Somali, and Benishangul Ghumuz. 

Worldly issues and religion affect genocide MAJORLY. One way that religion affects genocide is hunger and starvation. If a religion doesnt let people eat or I don't think the best solution to genocide is found in politics, nor ]]> 2018-02-20 16:47:27 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370365 Danadia cotton-Nigeria https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370386 -Boko haram has kidnapped many children, The girls that were taken are now used as sex slaves, housekeepers and wives.
-There was a 🤬 bombing in a catholic church during a morning service 8 killed and 100 injured.
-Some people have been rescued and now the victims of the Boko haram are now being shunned by there communities .
-Religion affects 🤬 because someone might not like that religion and they they get killed.
-They can communicate more instead of killing.

]]> 2018-02-20 16:47:29 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370386 abby ellington https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370389 in yemem 🤬 Watch has downgraded the risk of 🤬 from stage 7 to stage 6]]> 2018-02-20 16:47:30 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370389 Kaylin Niles - Syria https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370425 President Bashar al-Assad’s government has violently repressed civilian protests and launched attacks on both rebel forces, Human Rights office estimates the death toll to be greater than 60,000 people.  If Assad will not stop bombing his own nation into rubble, NATO forces led by Turkey should destroy his air force.


]]> 2018-02-20 16:47:34 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370425 Jada McCoy https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370427 The first genocide  watch warning was declared in Ethpioa in 2008 ]]> 2018-02-20 16:47:34 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370427 Khira price https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370626 2018-02-20 16:47:51 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370626 Leigh McMahon- Equatorial Guinea https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370863
  •  Francisco Macias Nguema elected himself presidents of Equatorial Guinea for life. He was afraid of "smart" people and he ended up killing 75% of the population and most of those people were educated. He closed down schools, churches and banned Christianity.
  • The Bubi people represent the minority ethnicity and they are indigenous  to Bioko Island. Sadly they were targeted by Francisco Macias Nguema. They became prone to discrimination and were the main victims of genocide 
  • The genocide began in 1978- 1979.  President Nguema primarily did his executions in football stadiums 
    •  1) Religion and worldly issues have a major affect/ cause on genocide because whenever someone doesn't agree with something they want then they want to argue it and possibly cause harm until that person go to what they want them to believe. I think that government/politics is the most effective solution to genocide.
    2) I think they can by taking into consideration that not everyone is gonna believe in what they believe. Also they can leave to keep what they believe to themselves :)
    ]]>     2018-02-20 16:48:14 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370863     Yoselin https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370941 2018-02-20 16:48:21 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370941 NyNy - central african republic https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370979 1. muslims in central african republic are being butchered like sheep by christian militias and also french troops has not improved their safety 
    2.that country has been lawless every since rebels seized the capital 
    3.]]>     2018-02-20 16:48:26 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233370979     Toby central africa https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233371621 central africa is in 🤬 france has asked to intervene
    The muslims and Christians are fighting eachover young kids are pressganged to different sides forced to fight
    400,000 people are displaced

    Religion is causing this 🤬 the two religions dont agree now they are at war. religion is not going to solve this problem because they dont like eachover politics will solve this problem.

    Individuals can reduce inflicting or supporting 🤬 by simply living there lives and not worrying about other religions  


    ]]>     2018-02-20 16:49:26 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233371621     Tanner - Iran https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233371633 Iran has widespread discrimination against large religious and ethnic groups. 
    The government is authoritarian, and is controlled by a religious group.
    The nuclear program of Iran threatens international peace and security.
    People of a certain or different religion will come together to over power and get rid of another religion they do not like. 
    Religion wouldn't really be a solution to genocide but the government can help unless the government is overthrown by the genocide causing religion.
    Do not brag or purposely express your religion in way that can cause a problem. Also moving yourself away from another religion that could be a potential threat before it becomes a problem.

    ]]>     2018-02-20 16:49:27 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233371633     Quilan Hearst -Uzbekistan https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233371727 Uzbekistan gained its independence from the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) on August 31, 1991. President Karimov has been in power ever since this has happened. 
    A new constitution was establishing a separation of powers between the executive, the legislature and the judiciary. In reality, however, Uzbekistan is a full autocracy. President Karimov has the power to dissolve the parliament and to appoint the judges. 
    The repression in Uzbekistan was most brutally expressed by the Andijan Massacre on May 13, 2005. That day protests broke out in Andijan because of an unfair trial against local businessmen for alleged Islamic extremism.

    ]]>     2018-02-20 16:49:36 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233371727     Ethan https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233371754 I think genocide happens because of the government and mostly politics because everyone or most people have problems with the government but I also believe its religion because not everyone believe in the same thing others may believe in so what some people might do, Hitler, is getting to be in the higher power so they can do what they want to do and when they get there they can pick on this one religion and then it becomes government issues but not a lot of people can or will do that so what simple people may do is start bullying them or judge them for what they believe in and then they or we would have a problem. But I think people can prevent this from happening just by being nice to each other but since not everyone wants to be nice then people should help by signing papers that will allow them to be free to believe in whatever they please and standing by there sides in time of need to prevent genocide to happen again]]> 2018-02-20 16:49:39 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233371754 AHMAD - Syria https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233371915


    • United States and Russian engagement on Syria and efforts to reach a political settlement in 2016 failed to significantly reduce masive
    • violations of human rights and humanitarian law


    • .1 million people were living in besieged areas and denied life-saving assistance and humanitarian aid.

    • According to the Syrian Network for Human Rights. Torture and ill-treatment is every were in detention facilities; thousands have died in detention.

    • In Rome the country had a ruler  that had a different religion and forced people to fallow him those who didn't comply  got  treated like slaves so depending on the believer and religion and type of ruler they might dehumanize those who don't fallow in his beliefs
    • A way you can decrease a 🤬 country chances of become a democracy so they would not abuse their power and mixing work with Personal life 

    ]]>     2018-02-20 16:49:55 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233371915     https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233836498 2018-02-21 16:35:40 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233836498 Courtney- Burma/ Myanmar https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233845293 In Burma it is illegal to date the same sex. You can go to prison for it.
    In Myanmar, fights have been found in many cities, due to religion. For example, the Buddhists  have been attacking Muslims. Several Muslims have been found dead in Myanmar.
    In Myanmar many people have risked their lives to escape. Lots of people ended up in death camps in Thailand.]]>     2018-02-21 16:48:05 UTC https://padlet.com/mrkelly3/genocide2/wish/233845293