I agree, except for the "killing" part. Forced movement, breaking up families, and banning languages are also examples of genocidal actions.the deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group.
I agree with that completely. The murder of indigenous women happens for a number of reasons, and I don't think there's any huge push on in Canada to wipe out indigenous culture. It certainly doesn't help the argument that it's genocide to note the the primary killers of indigenous women are indigenous men.I doubt if one could consider the murder of indigenous women "genocide" but I suppose it could apply because it's "only" women. But now-a-days you could probably apply that to ALL women since there is such an effort to destroy the gender, but I digress.
I agree with that as wellGenocide usually refers to a whole group of people belonging to the same society (for lack of a better term). Men & children would also have to be included. In this case, they're not which is why I'm questioning the term. Just sayin...