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Apartheid Ancient, Past and Present
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Interlude: The Other Gross Human Ri
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outbreak of the Palestinians’ Sec
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Nevertheless, among other things th
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Yet, slavery in general is a classi
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histories of the political systems
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elsewhere in Cape Town: Emma Thomas
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I. The State of Apartheid and the A
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Americans), Nazi Germany (against J
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to leave the Occupied Territories,
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includes racism, but it also goes b
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that covers all aspects. In concret
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have settled and ruled supreme in S
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Finally, the cultures of an aparthe
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well. (Apart from that, the Afrikan
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Western Hemisphere, or the import o
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There are some additional features
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also obstruct any structural unders
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anything else. The consequences of
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sociology. In my view his is a diff
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Third Reich Racism The South Africa
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land that had been the Empire of Zi
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all agricultural land in Guatemala
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crusaders destroyed, plundered and
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systematically by people who identi
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white-ruled South Africa, linguisti
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Indeed, only half a year lies betwe
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involvement of strong First World n
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world, both in extent and in intens
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with South Africa is the presence o
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exception, since only very few ‘E
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essentially excuses for oppression,
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school texts, have been found in th
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closer to each other in an overall
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This independence also has profound
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Brazil. 91 There are of course exce
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sovereignty and strength of the sta
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especially Tasmania, Namibia under
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colonies, which may also give rise
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difficult method of turning themsel
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under Byzantine rule was a continua
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During the 19 th century, over 152,
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Alex and Stephen Shalom: More than
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Israel has constructed over 200 ill
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eflection of how far propaganda can
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Today’s volatile situation in Pal
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In fact, as we shall see, every fou
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were neutral as well as ignored cou
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does not mean, however, that Europe
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human rights violations, that they
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counterpart. Thus, with the rapid s
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II. A System of Gross Human Rights
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105 ‘Palestinians’, Israel has
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107 by orders or even laws from abo
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109 though it also saves lives and
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1. Violence 111 The use of physical
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113 In each of the three apartheid
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115 Later (and possibly earlier) le
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117 The first example of systematic
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119 1879. Only three years later, h
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121 handcuffed into the back of a p
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come out but it was probably put in
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125 (UNITA in Angola) and Rhodesia
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127 the equality of rights have ero
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129 an entity capable of self-deter
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131 rights violations, especially o
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133 gas grenades (in size and color
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237 Today, there are still many tow
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239 Learning Hebrew, on the other h
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241 be overemphasized. The South Af
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243 It might seem vastly exaggerate
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245 and it continued throughout the
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247 A prime example of the classica
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249 greedy, cunning, unreliable and
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251 behind nuclear physics being su
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253 argued, already in the sixth ce
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255 at the end of the 19 th century
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Inevitably, these racist stereotype
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259 edge of the sword’ (ibid: 6:2
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261 be denied access to or be expel
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263 ‘unified’ their countries d
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265 can be observed as in the cases
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267 of Arabs that are essentially t
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269 shocking and unacceptable as th
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271 This prevalent hypocrisy inhere
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inclusive, democratic and secular v
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275 The misrepresentation and the l
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277 militants on September 5-6, 197
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279 Palestinian and otherwise, are
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on Soviet Jewish immigration. 699 2
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283 worshippers at the Wailing Wall
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285 most expensive propaganda enter
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287 1948 - or actually accompanied
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289 corresponding way, as majority
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291 dependent on Israeli and US dir
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293 may yet take a long time until
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295 with the vast majority of atten
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297 There is an enormous potential
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299 Moreover, if laws and decrees a
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301 Palestinian violence. 6. All Is
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303 started working in 1996. But fo
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305 disappeared, it may drop Israel
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307 law, is not justice and it neve
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309 around, the future for justice
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311 Expressions in 2005, while 148
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313 meaningful way to their pre-vic
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Bibliography 315 Abashiya-Malepe, M
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317 Amnesty International & Human R
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319 Barghouti, Omar: The Israeli El
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321 Bowman, Alan K. & Woolf, Greg (
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323 Central Intelligence Agency (US
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325 Deans, Jason: Flood of Complain
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Faulks, Keith: Political Sociology:
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329 Gordon, Neve: Apartheid in Isra
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331 48/4, 524-544, republished in C
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Immanuel, Jon: Israeli Products Sli
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Kotch, Nicholas: Soweto Museum Open
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Louw, Raymond: Dealing with Hostile
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341 Mürner, Christian: Philosophis
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345 N.N.: Miftah Fact Sheet, Israel
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N.N.: Israel to Let Wives Harvest D
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349 N.N.: Torture by the General Se
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351 Pilger, John: Australia: Aparth
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353 Richmond, Anthony H.: Global Ap
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355 Schechter, Danny: Perception vs
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357 Stanley, Elizabeth: Evaluating
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359 Ushpiz, Ada: Israel’s Ethiopi
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Yesh Gvul, http://www.yesh-gvul.org