Genocide Archives

Western leaders ignore their own genocidal acts

by Gerry Chidiac | Apr 25, 2022 | Crime, Life, Politics, PREMIUM content, Putin's War, World | 0

GERRY CHIDIAC: It’s common knowledge that leaders in NATO countries are guilty of crimes against humanity, yet only Africans get tried and convicted

Only by embracing humanity as sacred can we end bloodshed

by Gerry Chidiac | Mar 18, 2022 | Life, PREMIUM content, World | 0

GERRY CHIDIAC: When we embrace the humanity of one another, borders don’t matter and enemies become friends ($)

Is the West judging Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed fairly?

by Yonas Biru | Jan 13, 2022 | FREE content, Politics, World | 0

YONAS BIRU: No other Nobel Peace Prize winner has endured the wrath of the international community as much as Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed

A true story that inspired a classic western movie

by Pat Murphy | Jan 10, 2022 | A&E, Books, Life, PREMIUM content | 0

PAT MURPHY: Kidnapped by Commanches then rescued, Cynthia Ann Parker was a victim of cultural genocide twice over ($)

The U.S. needs to reset its approach to the conflict in Ethiopia

by Yonas Biru | Nov 25, 2021 | FREE content, Politics, World | 0

YONAS BIRU: Biden’s approach to the conflict has not only failed, but also risks pushing Ethiopia onto a path of destruction that cannot be reversed

Ending genocide starts with recognizing our common humanity

by Gerry Chidiac | Nov 4, 2021 | Life, Politics, PREMIUM content, World | 0

GERRY CHIDIAC: Any attitude, word, action or law that draws us away from a celebration of our common humanity is a step toward genocide ($)

Canada is failing religious minorities in Afghanistan

by Susan Korah | Aug 25, 2021 | FREE content, Life, Politics, World | 0

SUSAN KORAH: Will Canada’s leaders put election campaigning on hold just long enough to deal with this humanitarian crisis? (FREE)

Canadian Senate turns its back on genocide in Xinjiang

by Marcus Kolga | Jul 20, 2021 | Crime, FREE content, Politics, World | 0

MARCUS KOLGA: Communist dictator Xi Jinping showers praise on the 33 Senators who deny he is perpetrating genocide in Xinjiang (FREE)

What the Germans can teach us about reconciliation

by Gerry Chidiac | Jun 24, 2021 | Politics, PREMIUM content, World | 0

GERRY CHIDIAC: They’re not guilty of the crimes of their ancestors but they are responsible for building a more peaceful and tolerant country (PREMIUM)

China’s economic interests limit the effectiveness of its threats

by Luke Patey | Apr 29, 2021 | Business, FREE content, Politics, World | 0

LUKE PATEY: China’s economic coercion will only go away if Ottawa and its partners find the strategic clarity to see through China’s own limitations (FREE)