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This article says Everyone, without any discrimination, has the right to equal pay for equal work. This article means that the natives should receive fair payment of one dollar for selling their ivory and rubber not the thirty cents that the Kings people where only willing to pay. Men who threatened disclosures were bought off, or, if that proved impossible, disappeared mysteriously...
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Men who threatened disclosures were bought off, or, if that proved impossible, disappeared mysteriously.
Another way that King Leopold s regime committed genocide was through cruel and unusual punishment. This is illegal according to the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment
Michael Wakefield
591-70-0031
of the Crime of Genocide...
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