On the recordDecember 15, 2009
I believe that when the United States ratified this treaty, it agreed to take decisive action to help prevent and punish genocide.
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congress.govI believe that when the United States ratified this treaty, it agreed to take decisive action to help prevent and punish genocide.
Feingold emphasizes U.S. obligations under the genocide prevention treaty.
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