Washington D.C. / Monrovia / Accra / Arlington / /
Company
Leemah Gbowee / Genocide Watch Inc. / /
Country
Ivory Coast / Germany / Rwanda / Cambodia / East Timor / Libya / Sudan / Mali / France / Bosnia and Herzegovina / Nigeria / Liberia / United Kingdom / Ghana / Ethiopia / Yugoslavia / India / Sierra Leone / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Judicial Event / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
University of Oregon / George Mason University / Tuol Sleng Prison / /
IndustryTerm
fish seller / /
MedicalCondition
paralysis / /
NaturalFeature
Sierra Leone / Nuba Mountains / Indian Ocean / /
Organization
University of Oregon / ASEAN / Obama’s U.S. Atrocities Prevention Board / Revolutionary United Front / Tuol Sleng Prison / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / Sudanese government / UN Security Council / Cambodian Tribunal / United Nations / International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda / Assembly of States / US Federal Reserve / George Mason University / Ghanaian police / OAS / Charles Taylor’s government / Security Council / International Alliance / Khmer Rouge / International Criminal Court / Economic Community of West African States / Yale Law School / /
Person
Charles Taylor / Martin Luther King / Obama / Tawakkul Karman / Junior / Omar al-Bashir / Ellen Johnson Sirleaf / Abdul Rahim / Ahmed Harun / Paul Slovic / Duch / /
Position
President / pacifist Director / Secretary General / King / Governor / Professor / social psychologist / Special Advisor / Gregory Stanton President / commander / activist / /
Why Do We Look The Other Way?1 By Dr. Gregory Stanton President, Genocide Watch Copyright 2012 Genocide Watch, Inc. Dr. Paul Slovic, a social psychologist at the University of Oregon, has conducted