This is termed as "Genocide" by international standards; the Convention on the prevention of Genocide, and in the United States is either a violation of Civil Rights: a crime under 18 USC 241 & 242 as well as a civil infraction under 42 USC 1983 - or if it happens to more than one person (a group) it is an act of Genocide under 18 USC 1091 (a death penalty offense). Please note that the original Convention on the prevention of Genocide notes that government as well as private persons are punishable under these laws, while the US version notes that term as 'whoever'.
Additional: I believe the initial contributor may have misread the question. The term being asked for is DISCRIMINATION. See below link and the discussion page:
they were treated unfairly they were treated unfairly
Gay people living in Christian or Muslim societies, as well as certain other societies, have been treated like sinners, criminals, mental patients, and vermin. Those that manage to remain closeted their whole lives would typically live a life of internal suffering.
they went through being abused for being African American. Many were assassinated just because of their skin color. Their were laws allowing whites to treat blacks unfairly! they went through being abused for being African American. Many were assassinated just because of their skin color. Their were laws allowing whites to treat blacks unfairly! posted by;SPECIALk!!
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In the Meiji period, the shogun and the bakufu were treated badely because many Japaness people thought that the shogun and the bakufu lost control over japan, when they had to sign many treaties.
Why are people still being rasice to each other
Exploitation of women is a phrase used to describe a woman who is being treated unfairly. This treatment is used to benefit the other person's work.
The guatemala civil war was caused by having indiguenouse people be treated unfairly. Also because so manyb wonem were being targeted and being sexually harrased from other people
Refugees are sometimes treated unfairly because they are unaware of their rights in their receiving country. Some refugees are just glad/lucky to be alive at all.
they were treated like all the other European immigrants that came to America. (but mostly treated unfairly)
The Civil Rights Movement expanded to encompass other minority groups through their shared experiences of discrimination and inequality. Leaders like Martin Luther King Jr advocated for solidarity among different marginalized communities, leading to collaborations between civil rights organizations and groups representing other minorities, such as the Chicano movement and the LGBTQ+ rights movement. This broader coalition sought to address systemic injustices affecting all minority groups.
It means that someone is treating you differently from they treat other people. It might be because of discrimination, like treating a person of one race worse than a person of another race. Technically, it would be unfair whether you are favored above others or treated as worse than others. However, people tend to only complain when others are treated better than themselves.
Your step sister may not hate you, but be jealous of you and your sister. Be sure that your parents treat her equally to you and your sister and you can do this by simply watching your parents actions or how they speak to your step-sister and to you and your sister. If you think she is being treated unfairly then you should communicate your concerns to your parents. One sibling should never be treated better than the other because it can hurt the sibling that is being forgotten or rejected.
Discrimination is usually when someone has been unfairly treated based on prejudice. These prejudices tend to be do to race, religion, income, and other ways of life.
His Rights Were That All Humans May Play baseball No One Should Be Treated Unfairly for what There Culter Or Color Is!
It depends on the situation in which you feel / believe you are being treated "unfairly". However, the primary solution in all situations will be assertive communication using "I" statements. Assertiveness is not anger or aggressiveness but stating your case in a way that gives the other person room to respond. But, even if you handle your side well, you always have to be prepared that you may not get the response you desire. Many situations in life are unfair; we can do our best to have others treat us fairly, but often we don't have any recourse. For example, minors under 18 years old are under the rules of their parents. The rules may not always seem fair, but usually children do not have the ability to overrule their parents OR to change parents' minds. Employment is another situation in which employees often feel treated unfairly but must make critical decisions: "Do I talk to my boss? If I do talk to my boss, do I risk losing my job?" Adults nowadays can even be treated "unfairly" by a physician and if the patient complains, a doctor can simply terminate and refuse to see the patient (not very fair, but a common occurrence today).
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