Genocide Watch

Genocide Watch
Founded	1999 (1999)
Type	Non-profit NGO
Focus	Human rights activism
Key people	Gregory H. Stanton (President)
Mission	Prevention and prosecution of genocide
Website	genocidewatch.net

Genocide Watch is the coordinator of the International Alliance to End Genocide, founded in 1999. The NGO aim to stop, prevent, predict and improve the coverage of Genocide, Politicide and mass atrocities.

The Stages of Genocide

The Genocidal Stage
Denial	8
Extermination	7
Preparation	6
Polarization	5
Organization	4
Dehumanization	3
Symbolization	2
Classification	1

Countries at risk

State	Victims	Perpetrators	Stage
DRC Congo	Civilians, Congo Tutsi	Ex-Rwanda genocidist, mineral warlords	7
Sudan	Darfurese, Abyei, Nuba	Sudan army, Arab militias	7
Eastern Congo, Sudan, Uganda	Civilans	Lord's Resistance Army	7
Syria	Civilians	Assad, Alawite loyalist, Army	7
Somalia	Opposing clan	Al Shabaab	7
Afghanistan	Civilians	Taliban	7
Pakistan	Civilians	Taliban	7
North Korea	Civilians (opponents)	Korean Army	7
Burma/Myanmar	Shan, Khacin, Karen, Rohinga, democrats	Burmeese army	7
Ethiopia	Civilians (opponents)	Tigrean army	7

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References

↑ Stenton, Gregory (2012). Countries at risk-2012 (PDF). 11. Retrieved 22 October 2015.

Genocide topics

Genocides	List by death toll Siberian Natives (17th–18th centuries) Ainu (17th–19th centuries) First Sikh (1746) Dzungar Mongols (1750s) Second Sikh (1762) White Haitians (1804) Circassia (1817–67) Native Americans (1830s) Mapuches (1870s–84) Selknam Genocide Indigenous Australian children (1900–69) Herero and Namaqua (1904–07) Greek (1914–23) Assyrian (1914–25) Armenian (1915–23) Holodomor (1932–33) Haitians in the Dominican Republic (1937) Nanking Massacre (1937–38) The Holocaust (1941–44) Chinese (1942–45) Suluk (1944) Chinese (1950–52) Chinese (1958–61) Biafra (1967–70) Moro (1969–) Papuan (1969–) Bangladesh (1971) First Burundian (1972) Cambodian (1975–79) Montagnard (1975–) Ethiopian (1977–78) Chittagong Hill Tracts (1977–97) Guatemalan (1981–83) Kurds in Iraq (1986–89) Second Burundian (1993) Rwandan (1994) Bosnia and Herzegovina (1995) Darfur (2003–) Yazidi (2014–)

Types	Autogenocide Cultural genocide Ethnic cleansing Ethnocide Genocidal massacre Political cleansing of population Utilitarian genocide

Methods	Ethnic bioweapon Genocidal rape Genocide of indigenous peoples Policide

Genocide denial	The Holocaust Armenian Rwandan Holodomor Nanking Massacre Cambodian

Issues	Definitions Genocide law "Never forget"

Notable figures	Adolf Hitler Talaat Pasha Joseph Stalin Pol Pot Omar al-Bashir Augustin Bizimungu Slobodan Milošević Lothar von Trotha Efraín Ríos Montt Hirohito Saddam Hussein Francisco Macías Nguema Leopold II of Belgium Mengistu Haile Mariam Michel Micombero Qianlong Emperor Jean-Jacques Dessalines Mao Zedong

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