Traduction de «humanité courante » (Français → Anglais) :

D. whereas, for example, on 15 July 2014, the UN Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict, Zainab Hawa Bangura, stated that in Iraq ‘there are also reports that ethnic and religious minorities have been targeted for physical assault, including sexual violence’; whereas the UN Special Representative stated on 3 August 2015, on the first anniversary of the Sinjar tragedy, that: ‘In the days that followed, amidst horrific killings, ISIL hunted down and caught hundreds of women and girls from ethnic and religion minorities, instituting a pattern of sexual violence, slavery, abduction and human trafficking that continues to this day (.) These appalling crimes of sexual violence in conflict, which may amount ...[+++] to war crimes, crimes against humanity and/or acts of genocide, will not be forgotten’;

At the end of this century, as populations mix together, as identities become uncertain and as the number of languages is decreasing rather than increasing for the first time in the history of humanity, people are affirming their language, their culture and their identity.

Everybody knew the risks associated with Madame Arbour and her court looking into the circumstances of crimes against humanity, war crimes, as a result of the Kosovo crisis.

Mr. Chairman, the Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation will be appearing before the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage on June 13 on the matter of recognition of the crimes against humanity perpetrated during the 20th century.

In the twenty-first century, at a time when the world has never had such great technical capability, the fact that an entire swathe of humanity does not have access to running water, let alone drinking water is largely due to the social barbarity of capitalism.

The philosopher Hannah Arendt wrote that part of our humanity is defined by our action and our ability to relate to others, and to connect them into a unique political realm.