HeyJaredTen Stages of Change: A Project for Genocide Prevention
Emotional re-tellings of eyewitness testimonies and stories and extensive research merge to paint both the practicalities and emotional challenges involved in opening up about genocide.
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“It Ends Like This”: Extermination and Denial in Armenia and Beyond (opens the original)
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The final Ten Stages installment: extermination and denial, from the 1921 Tehlirian trial to Artsakh, Darfur, and Cambodia.
Human Quotas: Persecution and Consumption in the Genocide of Xinjiang’s Uyghurs (opens the original)
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The article discusses the genocide and human rights abuses against Uyghurs in Xinjiang, detailing systemic violence, forced labor, and cultural erasure since 2017. It highlights the testimonies of survivors, their traumatic experiences, and how global consumer habits contribute to these atrocities. Calls to action encourage awareness and advocacy against such injustices.
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