Tag: GMD
GMD Memorial Essay, September 2010: Darfur by Seyfeddin Kara
The atrocities that people of Darfur have long been facing captured the attention of the international community.
GMD Essay, July 2010: “SREBRENICA: The Call for Justice” by Arzu...
“Every day of this war has seen the most unspeakable atrocities committed against ordinary civilians.” Arzu Merali speaks of heartaching strory of the Srebrenica massacre.
GMD Memorial Essay, June 2010, “Genocide in Cambodia: Revisiting the Killing...
In memory of those who have fallen victim to a crime that’s among the worst of crimes, the crime of genocide.
GMD Memorial Essay, May 2010: Warsaw Ghetto by Adam Majeed
When evil doing comes like falling rain, nobody calls out 'stop!’ When crimes begin to pile up they become invisible. When sufferings become unendurable, the cries are no longer heard. The cries, too, fall like rain in summer.[1]
GMD Memorial Essay, April 2010: Native Americans by Ahmed Uddin
When an act of injustice takes place, it is imperative for fellow humans to question and oppose it.
GMD Memorial Essay, March 2010: Congo by Fahad Ansari
Fahad Ansari on the history of colonisation in the Congo.
