KnowraGenocide recognitionLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Genocide recognition, each with the reason it gives.All 9Related 8Compared with 1Genocide denialCompared with: Recognition directly opposes denial, though disputes may concern legal classification or political acknowledgment.Circassian genocideRelated: Circassian communities and institutions seek formal recognition of the events as genocide.Historical negationismRelated: Denial directly challenges recognition and can affect victims’ claims and public commemoration.California genocideRelated: Recognition shapes how California’s history is taught, commemorated, and addressed by institutions.Bangladesh genocideRelated: Bangladesh has sought wider international recognition of the 1971 atrocities as genocide.Greek genocideRelated: Recognition of the Greek case varies across states and remains politically contested.Isaaq genocideRelated: Recognition remains central to public memory and international discussion of the killings.SayfoRelated: Recognition of Sayfo remains contested in public and official settings.Herero uprisingRelated: Whether and how Germany recognizes the events shapes public memory and claims for redress.