Biocolonialidad del poder. Eugenesia, género y pacificación. Contrainsurgencia neomaltusiana: antropología política del Programa Nacional de Salud Reproductiva y Planificación Fami... by Alejandra Ballón-Gutiérrez

“…This resulted in an ethnic cleansing strategy under the double cloak of counterinsurgency and pacification. …”
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أساس وجوهر مبدأ مسؤوليّة الحماية by نور الدين خازم, نغم ستيتي

“…It aims at protecting individuals from the most serious international crimes in violation of their rights of genocide, ethnic cleansing, war crimes and crimes against humanity. …”
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ON THEORY OF REMEDIAL SECESSION IN CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL LAW by S. R. Aleksanian

“…It is argued that application of the theory of remedial secession is justified in cases of systematic, gross and massive violations of human rights, which endangers the existence of a national minority or a people, as well as when the policy of genocide, apartheid or ethnic cleansing is carried out.Materials and methods.  …”
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¿Quién es mi padre? ¿Quién soy yo?. Los crímenes contra la humanidad de la "Wehrmacht" en la literatura de habla alemana = Who is my father? Who am i?. The crimes against humanity... by Rosa Pérez Zancas

“…He demonstrated the participation of the Wehrmacht in crimes against humanity during the "ethnic cleansing operations" of the population in Eastern Europe. …”
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The "responsibility to prevent": an international crimes approach to the prevention of mass atrocities by Reike, R

“…<p>Paragraphs 138 to 140 of the Outcome Document of the 2005 UN World Summit not only elevated the element of prevention to a prominent place within the principle of “responsibility to protect” (R2P), but also restricted the scope of R2P to four specific crimes under international law: genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing, and crimes against humanity. This thesis explores the conceptual and practical consequences of linking R2P to the concept of international crimes, with a particular focus on the preventive dimension of R2P, the socalled “responsibility to prevent”.…”

Fire, boycott, threat and harm: social and political violence within the local community. A study of three Munster counties during the Irish Civil War, 1922-23. by Clark, G, Gemma Clark

“…For one, targeted violence was used, during the Irish Civil War, to regulate community relations: state-sanctioned ethnic cleansing did not take place, but the religious and political minority (Protestants, ex-Servicemen and other British Loyalists) were deliberately persecuted, resulting in their flight from Munster. …”

From dungans to Xinyimin: China, Chinese migration and the changing sociopolitical fabric of central asian republics by Yeoh, Emile Kok Kheng

“…These Chinese-speaking Dungans staying in compact communities mostly in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan are descendants of political and war refugees from China’s provinces of Shaanxi and Gansu who moved across the border into the territory of Czarist Russia in the later part of the nineteenth century after the crushing of the Northwest Uprising by the Imperial Ch’ing (the Manchu dynasty) army which bordered on genocide and ethnic cleansing. This paper analyses how a new ethnic identity has since emerged due partly to the geographical isolation imposed by the formidable natural barrier of the Tianshan (“Heavenly Mountains”) However, their Chinese language in the form of a mixture of the Shaanxi and Gansu regionalects, remarkably written today not in Chinese characters but in the Cyrillic alphabet, and Chinese traditions of the Shaanxi and Gansu varieties have been fiercely preserved through the generations until today, including nineteenth-century vocabulary and traditions which are no longer found in modern China, due both to the cohesiveness of communal life and an aversion to marriage outside the community. …”

Uneven Frontiers: Exposing the Geopolitics of Myanmar’s Borderlands with Critical Remote Sensing by Mia M. Bennett, Hilary Oliva Faxon

“…However, no radiance nor change in radiance were discernible in areas within Myanmar where ethnic cleansing operations occurred, pointing to the limitations of NTL. …”
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Prevalence of depression and associated factors among community hosted internally displaced people of Tigray; during war and siege by Aregawi Gebreyesus, Afewerki Tesfahunegn Niguse, Fiyori Shishay, Liya Mamo, Teklit Gebremedhin, Kahsu Tsegay, Asqual Gebreslasie Gebremariam, Kokob Gebru Kidanu, Solomon Gidey, Fisaha Tesfay

“…Since the war began, the people of Tigray were subjected to stressful events such as torture, rape, the killing of a family member, forced displacement, and even ethnic cleansing in their home countries. Especially displaced individuals are faced mental health problems. …”
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إشكالية الأنا والآخر فلسفياً by صالح شقير

“…Also when we evoke conflicts existing between individuals and peoples, ethnicities and ethnic minorities ... and also when we recall the so-called ethnic cleansing, racial discrimination, and the clash of civilizations (Samuel Huntington), and the end of history (Foucault Yama). …”
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إشكالية الأنا والآخر فلسفياً by صالح شقير

“…Also when we evoke conflicts existing between individuals and peoples, ethnicities and ethnic minorities ... and also when we recall the so-called ethnic cleansing, racial discrimination, and the clash of civilizations (Samuel Huntington), and the end of history (Foucault Yama). …”
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The Axis Of Resistance And Imperialism In West Asia by Ibrahim G. Aoudé

“…In this milieu, the Zionist entity in Palestine stepped up the oppression of the Palestinian people and ramped up their ethnic cleansing and confiscation of Palestinian lands. …”
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Les apôtres turcs de Pan et Apollon by Mignon, L

“…Indeed, a generation of authors who witnessed the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, ethnic cleansing in the Balkans, and genocidal policies in Anatolia, found neither consolation within Islam and other monotheistic religions, nor intellectual satisfaction within materialist and rationalist philosophies. …”

A New Book about Hittites by Alemko Gluhak

“…Hence it seems “that it was precisely the Hittites who [first] introduced mass deportations (an Ancient Near Eastern form of ethnic cleansing)” (p. 73). The Hittites state was finally destroyed at the end of the 13th century during the incursions of the Sea Peoples. …”
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Herzl’s Zionism and Settler Colonialism in Palestine by Samir Abed-Rabbo

“…They deliberately collaborated with known antisemites and worked to dismantle ancient Jewish communities, relentlessly removing Jews out of their countries of origin, colonizing Palestine for the creation of a Jewish state, ethnically cleansing the indigenous people of Palestine, fabricating history, erasing Palestine and its long history, demeaning and oppressing the Palestinian people, and suppressing and appropriating Palestinian culture.…”
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The response of Muslim countries to the Bosnian crisis by W. Shawaluddin W. Hassan

“…However, this scenario changed when the Serbs had subscribed to the idea of Greater Serbia and resorted to ethnic cleanse the Bosnia Muslims and Croatian Catholics by torture , rape, and murder. …”
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Muranów czyli karczowanie. O książce „Festung Warschau” Elżbiety Janickiej by Irena Grudzińska-Gross

“…The new monuments obstruct and hide the past presence of Warsaw Jews and, by submerging their past, create a new vision of ethnically cleansed history of Warsaw, especially in its relation to Second World War. …”
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Palestine in the Cloud: The Construction of a Digital Floating Homeland by Hanine Shehadeh

“…A widespread revolt during the months of April and May 2021 in the Palestinian city of Jerusalem, also known as <i>Habbet Ayyar</i>, responded to Israeli actions aiming to ethnically cleanse and force out residents from the neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah in East Jerusalem, where approximately 3000 people reside, and to limit the movement and entry of Palestinians to Al-Aqsa Mosque. …”
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Acceptance of international criminal justice in Bosnia and Herzegovina by G. Šimić

“…That millions of them would be ethnically cleansed and displaced, most of them for good. …”
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Genocide, joint criminal enterprise, and reconciliation: Interactional analysis of a post-war society in the context of legitimizing transitional capitalism by Zlatan Delić, Goran Basic

“…It must be, as evidence of patriotism and unconditional emotional loyalty to “our holy issue”, wiped out for good. Ethnic cleansings, joint criminal enterprises, and genocides thus become a normal means of ethnopolitical—i.e. biopolitical—“management of differences”. …”
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