'Never again' obviously doesn't apply in Rwanda

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World leaders have recently been making great efforts to mark the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi's Auschwitz death camp, yet the continue to ignore the fact that genocide has taken place and could easily take place again in Rwanda. During the recent civil war there, up to 1 million people, mostly Tutsis, were killed, but the west continues to reject calls for international troops to enter the refugee camps in Zaire, where exiled Hutu extremists are regrouping to make a fresh attack on Tutsis in Rwanda.

Rwanda, Genocide

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Racists forge links across the world

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Racist activities cross national boundaries in an international movement. British skinheads inspire neo-Nazis, who are frustrated by the economic problems in Europe. Governments do not confront right-wing extremists.Oi music, developed by the British band Screwdriver, incites xenophobia with anti-Semitic messages. Television reporting of events encourages other groups to follow suit. Oi music is linked to the Blood and Honour skinhead grouop listed in the contacts page of the US magazine W A R.

Europe, Germany, Race relations, Antisemitism, Xenophobia, Skinheads

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