extermination

Highlighting the RSF's actions in el-Fasher, the report accused the group of using starvation as a method of warfare that might amount to the crime of extermination.

It marked, he argued in 1959, the point at which the U.S. decided to commit the better part of its national energies to preparation for wholesale human extermination.

This is not merely a humanitarian catastrophe — it is an act of collective punishment, a slow, grinding extermination.

A string of posts calling for the extermination of Jewish people appeared on the verified page, which has about 650,000 followers, on Sunday.

These intertwined legacies of removal, extermination and land seizure continue to influence how certain animals and communities are perceived and treated today.