2. During an armed conflict in a country called Vitosia between the government and a rebel group, the rebel group caused serious bodily harm when the group attacked with the intent to destroy the following groups: Supporters of a local political party Members of the Table Church The LGBT community in Vitosia All high school teachers Which of these attacks constitutes genocide? The attack on supporters of a local political party The attack on members of the Table Church The attackon the Vitosian LGBT community The attackon the high school teachers 3. The third element of genocide is destruction in whole or in part". Which of the following statements about this element is not true? Destruction is meant in the physical sense, and not just in the sense of the destructics of the identity of the group The action must target a "substantial part" of the group The mere intent to remove a group from its territory or home is enough to prove destruction in whole or in part 1 point 1 point

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2. During an armed conflict in a country called Vitosia between the government and a rebel group, the rebel group caused serious bodily harm when the group attacked with the intent to destroy the following groups: Supporters of a local political party Members of the Table Church The LGBT community in Vitosia All high school teachers Which of these attacks constitutes genocide? The attack on supporters of a local political party The attack on members of the Table Church The attackon the Vitosian LGBT community The attackon the high school teachers 3. The third element of genocide is destruction in whole or in part". Which of the following statements about this element is not true? Destruction is meant in the physical sense, and not just in the sense of the destructics of the identity of the group The action must target a "substantial part" of the group The mere intent to remove a group from its territory or home is enough to prove destruction in whole or in part 1 point 1 point

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### The attack on members of the Table Church constitutes genocide. ### The statement "The mere intent to remove a group from its territory or home is enough to prove destruction in whole or in part" is not true.

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## Step1: Define Genocide ### Genocide is defined by the United Nations as acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial, or religious group. This definition does not include political groups, social groups, or professional groups. ## Step2: Identify Groups Targeted ### The groups targeted in the conflict are: - Supporters of a local political party (political group) - Members of the Table Church (religious group) - The LGBT community in Vitosia (social group) - All high school teachers (professional group) ## Step3: Determine Which Attacks Constitute Genocide ### According to the UN definition, attacks on members of the Table Church (religious group) could constitute genocide. Attacks on supporters of a local political party, the LGBT community, and high school teachers do not meet the criteria for genocide as they are not national, ethnical, racial, or religious groups. ## Step4: Evaluate Statements About "Destruction in Whole or in Part" ### The statement that is not true is: "The mere intent to remove a group from its territory or home is enough to prove destruction in whole or in part." This is because genocide requires the intent to destroy the group itself, not just displace it. #

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