Ilan Lampl

I asked Gemini Advanced about ongoing genocides. Did you know these genocides are STILL happening? #Darfur #Rohingya #Yazidi #SouthSudan. Horrifying death tolls & ongoing suffering. What is done to stop them? #genocide #humanrights The Darfur Genocide (2003-Present): Violence and atrocities by the Sudanese government and allied Janjaweed militia against ethnic minority groups in Darfur, Sudan. Estimates of deaths range from 200,000 to 400,000. The Rohingya Genocide (2016-Present): Myanmar's military's persecution of the Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic minority group in Myanmar. The UN has documented mass killings, arson, and forced displacement of Rohingya villagers. It's impossible to have a precise number. Estimates are in the thousands, with the humanitarian crisis and forced displacement of Rohingya communities continuing. The Yazidi Genocide (2014-Present): The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) targeted the Yazidi religious minority in Iraq and Syria with killings, enslavement, and sexual violence. Again, estimates vary and it's hard to get precise figures. The deaths likely number in the thousands, but the ongoing displacement and trauma of the Yazidis continue. The South Sudan Civil War (2013-Present): While not a universally recognized genocide, ethnic violence and war crimes have displaced millions and caused a humanitarian crisis in South Sudan. The number of deaths is likely extremely high, but estimates vary widely. It's difficult to distinguish deaths caused directly by ethnic targeting versus deaths due to general war-related famine and violence. Displacement and humanitarian need are widespread.