Crime Against Humanity

If you were asked to write a definition of "crimes against humanity," what important considerations would you want to include? There are many factors that contribute to the definition of a crime against humanity. Some people may argue that perhaps a true definition cannot be achieved due to the many exceptions. Despite all individual opinions, a crime against humanity is when a person is stripped of their natural born rights and is forced into an …showed first 75 words of 328 total…

…showed last 75 words of 328 total…against the Jews during World War II only to comply directions and ensure their own lives. These are example of crimes against humanity justified by inevitable acts of self-defense. The definition of a crime against humanity will always have an exception, just as every rule does. However, once the natural born rights of a person are robbed and uncivilized actions on that person come into effect, the border into an inhumane crime has been crossed.