Genocide recognition politics
Genocide recognition politics are efforts to have a certain event (re)interpreted as a "genocide" or officially designated as such. Such efforts may occur regardless of whether the event meets the definition of genocide laid out in the 1948 Genocide Convention.
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In countries with settler colonial past, recognition of colonial genocides is difficult as the national past could be called into question. Most genocides have been perpetrated by states.
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