Question

question 17 of 24
how can the international communitys response to genocide since the holocaust be characterized?
a. multiple international means of preventing genocide have been steadfastly pursued.
b. very little action has been taken to prevent future genocides.
c. perpetrators of genocide are forbidden from public life.
d. international laws outlawing genocide exist but remain largely unenforced.

Explanation:

Since the Holocaust, while there are international laws like the Genocide Convention to prevent genocide, implementation and enforcement have been inconsistent. There have been cases where genocides still occurred despite the existence of such laws.

Answer:

D. International laws outlawing genocide exist but remain largely unenforced.