Question

What do sanctions against genocide indicate
about morals shared by different cultures?

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Noting with the gravest concern that changing forms of racism, racial discrimination, colonialism and apartheid continue to afflict the world, as a result of legal provisions and governmental and administrative measures that continue to violate the principles of human rights, as political and social structures continue to existence, and the exclusion, humiliation and exploitation or forced assimilation of members of poor classes as a result of interrelationships and attitudes characterized by injustice and devaluation

Answer 2

Sanctions against genocide indicate the shared moral values of different cultures that violence, injustice and human suffering should not be tolerated, and that perpetrators of such inhumanity should be held accountable.