On the recordNovember 19, 2013
The government has an obligation to stop violence against minorities, whether it is committed by political parties or by more radical elements.
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John Sifton
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congress.govThe government has an obligation to stop violence against minorities, whether it is committed by political parties or by more radical elements.
Sifton asserts the government's duty to protect minority rights.
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I think it's good to pivot here to talk about how the U.S. can voice its displeasure with this situation.
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The U.S. played a huge role in convincing the government to engage with the U.N.
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