The U.N. Convention on Genocide

The Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide is an international treaty established in 1951.

Please note that committing genocide is a crime under international law.

Note that genocide as the treaty describes it doesn’t have to be violent. In particular, item (c) covers very well the principal method that anti-Whites are using to carry out White Genocide:

Note also that of course genocide doesn’t require wiping out a people completely. If we think of the genocides we know of, that hasn’t been true of any of them. Thus the phrase “destroy in whole or in part.“

We have many articles that describe White Genocide in detail. This article is just to display Article 2 of the U.N. Convention in an easy place to link.

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