C because it had to do with security of the colonies.
Answer:
it must be enacted into law.
sorry if anything wrong
On the 9th of December 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted Resolution 260 (III) A as the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide. This seeks to prevent and to punish persons from committing genocide. There are currently 143 contracting parties to the Convention which includes the United States, the Netherlands, United Kingdom, Singapore, Australia, France, among others. In Article 2 of the Convention, genocide is defined as any act that is committed with the intention of destroying a national, ethnic, racial or religious group, in part or as a whole. These acts include: (1) killing members of the group, (2) inflicting serious physical or mental harm, (3) deliberately manipulating the life conditions of the group in order to destroy it physically, (4) exacting methods of preventing within the group, and (5) forcibly removing children within the group to transfer them to another group. Article 3 states that any person who is found to (1) commit, (2) conspire to commit, (3) directly and publicly provoking to commit, (4) attempt to commit, and (5) aid in committing genocide shall be punished.
The Bantu migration<span> brought language and iron tools </span>across Africa<span>. How many people in </span>Africa<span> today are part of the </span>Bantu<span> culture? several hundred thousand. </span>Which best describes<span> the religion of the </span>Bantu<span>people? most are Muslims. Where are the majority of the Swahili people found? East </span>Africa<span>.</span>
The ten largest troop (including police and military experts) contributing countries to UN peacekeeping operations as of May, 2017 were Ethiopia (8229), India (7665), Pakistan (7135), Bangladesh (6958), Rwanda (6256), Nepal (5158), Burkina Faso (2969), Senegal (2847), Ghana (2751), Indonesia (2719).
