Posts Tagged ‘massacre’
Some people are exceptional
July 20th, 2014 | 
Author: By Jan Oberg
Jan Oberg
July 20, 2014 – 12 days after Israel launched Operation Protective Edge, after Shejaiya and after 400 people on the Palestinian side have been killed.
Some people condemned what they called a planned Serb genocide on Albanians in Kosovo.
Some people were very upset about the siege of Sarajevo. And the massacre at Srebrenica.
Some people believed that the Yugoslav Army occupied Croatia and tried to create a Greater Serbia.
Some people condemned what was then called ethnic cleansing. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Alternatives - peace, Ethics and values, Human rights and justice, International law, Iraq, Israel/Palestine, Jan Oberg, Libya, Media & conflict, Media perspectives, Middle East, Russia, Syria, USA | 
Tags: Croatia, do no harm, ethnic cleansing, Gaza 2014, humanitarian intervention, Iraq, Kosovo, Kuwait, massacre, Netanyahu, Operation Protective Edge, R2P, responsibility to protect, Srebrenica | 
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