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A '''crime against humanity''' refers to a [[crime]] so egregious, that the entire fabric of [[human]] [[society]] repulses at its commission. [[Genocide]] is a crime against humanity, meaning that [[Hitler]], [[Stalin]] and [[Mao Zedong]] can all be said to have committed crimes against humanity.  The term is often associated, as well, with social oppression and killing brought about by tyrannical [[communist]] regimes.
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A '''crime against humanity''' refers to a [[crime]] so egregious, that the entire fabric of [[human]] [[society]] repulses at its commission. [[Genocide]] is a crime against humanity, meaning that [[Hitler]], [[Stalin]] and [[Mao Zedong]] can all be said to have committed crimes against humanity.  The term is often associated, as well, with social oppression and killing brought about by tyrannical [[communist]] regimes.
    
[[Pro-life]] advocates consider the practice of [[abortion]], which ends millions of lives every year, to be an accumulated crime against humanity.
 
[[Pro-life]] advocates consider the practice of [[abortion]], which ends millions of lives every year, to be an accumulated crime against humanity.
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[[EU]] Member of Parliament Clare Daly reminded her fellow lawmakers:  
 
[[EU]] Member of Parliament Clare Daly reminded her fellow lawmakers:  
 
{{quotebox-float|“The [[Libyan war|NATO intervention in Libya]], carried out in the name of protecting freedom, democracy and human rights, is one we’d do well to remember as [[NATO]] plays out its [[proxy war]] in [[Ukraine]] in the name of, you’ve guessed it, freedom, democracy and human rights...What happens after NATO intervenes in your country on this basis?...Terror, [[death]], [[lawlessness]], [[rape]], poverty, [[starvation]]…Libya is a country riven by conflict, its [[economy]] shattered, its population – formerly the [[wealth]]iest in Africa – ridden and mired in [[poverty]]...Migrants are bought and sold in [[slave]] markets...It’s a country of mass graves, of crimes against humanity...This is NATO’s legacy”.<ref>https://twitter.com/ClareDalyMEP/status/1597954104889778176</ref>}}
 
{{quotebox-float|“The [[Libyan war|NATO intervention in Libya]], carried out in the name of protecting freedom, democracy and human rights, is one we’d do well to remember as [[NATO]] plays out its [[proxy war]] in [[Ukraine]] in the name of, you’ve guessed it, freedom, democracy and human rights...What happens after NATO intervenes in your country on this basis?...Terror, [[death]], [[lawlessness]], [[rape]], poverty, [[starvation]]…Libya is a country riven by conflict, its [[economy]] shattered, its population – formerly the [[wealth]]iest in Africa – ridden and mired in [[poverty]]...Migrants are bought and sold in [[slave]] markets...It’s a country of mass graves, of crimes against humanity...This is NATO’s legacy”.<ref>https://twitter.com/ClareDalyMEP/status/1597954104889778176</ref>}}
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== People working to end crimes against humanity ==
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Many prominent figures have taken crucial steps toward ending atrocities such as genocide, including:
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* [[Donald Trump]] - 45th President of the United States, took key steps to end crimes against humanity including the [[Uyghur genocide]].<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2020/06/18/trump-signs-worlds-first-law-challenging-chinas-muslim-concentration-camps/ Trump Signs World’s First Law Challenging China’s Muslim Concentration Camps] </ref>
    
==See also==
 
==See also==
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