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Which countries are causing concern to blood diamonds?

Every country with citizens who buy diamonds are concerned with the illegal trafficking of blood diamonds.


Where are most of the blood diamonds mined?

Most blood diamonds are mined in Africa, particularly in countries like Sierra Leone, Angola, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. These diamonds are often used to finance rebel groups and fuel conflicts in these regions.


What states are the blood diamonds in?

Blood diamonds are not allowed in the states since the Kimberly process went into affect.Another AnswerSeveral countries in Africa are involved in blood diamonds, the sale of which fund terrorism, mayhem and other crimes against humanity.You can read more about the UN position on blood diamonds -- conflict diamonds -- and some of the countries involved, below.


What is the environmental impact of blood diamonds?

Since picking up blood diamonds, trading and selling them to support terrorism are all illegal activities, it's hard to quantify any environmental impact. Blood diamonds are, however, generally lethal to humans


What has been done to stop blood diamonds?

In countries like the USA, a diamond has to be shown with a Kimberly certificate to show that it's not a blood diamond. By using this process, the marketing of blood diamonds has gone down to 5%.


What country do blood diamonds come from?

Blood diamonds, also known as conflict diamonds, come from various countries where diamond mining is associated with human rights abuses and violence, such as Sierra Leone, Angola, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. These diamonds are illegally traded to finance armed conflict and civil wars.


What do Canadian diamond producers do to make sure that their diamonds can be distinguished from blood diamonds?

Canadian diamond mining companies are signatories to the certification process that assures against blood diamonds, which originate in African countries. The agreement is the Kimberly Process Certification.


Which countries do blood diamonds come from?

Blood diamonds, also known as conflict diamonds, primarily come from countries in Africa such as Angola, Sierra Leone, Liberia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Zimbabwe. These diamonds are mined in areas where there is ongoing conflict and the proceeds from their sale are used to fund rebel groups and fuel violence. Efforts have been made to regulate the diamond trade to prevent the sale of blood diamonds.


What country was blood diamonds found in?

Blood diamonds become blood diamonds when they are traded for money to finance terrorism, mayhem and other crimes against humanity. Diamonds found anywhere can become blood diamonds, therefore, depending on how they are traded.


What percent of the world's diamonds are blood diamonds?

Most diamonds mined in Africa are in fact blood diamonds but perhaps its relative to your point of view? The diamonds typically called blood diamonds are the ones controlled and or sold by rebels in various countries in Africa. Given this broad definition, most any diamond could be called a 'blood diamond'. However, The Kimberly Process gives buyers the sense that a Kimberly Certified Diamond has not been mined by rebel-controlled workers.


When was the blood diamond discovered in east Africa?

There is no single 'blood diamond'. The term blood diamond is applied to diamonds dug by humans at gunpoint under threat of death or dismemberment. Monies from the sale of blood diamonds funds terrorism, war and civil mayhem. You can read more about the history of blood diamonds in several African countries, below.


Why do people mine blood diamonds?

Blood diamonds are diamonds used to support wars, terrorism and mayhem against humans in the areas of the world that are in upheaval. People mine them -- usually at gunpoint or under threat of death or dismemberment -- because the terrorists' world buys the diamonds so the terrorists can buy more guns.