The following are a collection of articles, some neighbor to neighbor, others nation to nation.
Some times people have stood by and done nothing as others were hurt or killed.
Other times, people have intervened, even risking their own lives.
Stories like these beg the question:
Should people/nations intervene in others' affairs?
If so, when?
Those Who Watched
A murder committed in 1964 while others watched, doing nothing to help the victim
Woman reads from wall with a list of victims' names at the Kigali Genocide Memorial in Rwanda. YASUYOSHI CHIBA< AFP/Getty Images
USA Today Article "Days before 26th Anniversary of Country's Genocide, Rwanda finds mass grave that could contain 30,000 bodies"
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Those Who Risked Their Lives to Help
Photo Credit: WP Company LLC dba The Washington Post
Several stories of individuals who risked their lives to save not just others, but their enemies. Photo credit as quoted from Listverse: Alan Wilson
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