Androcide

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Androcide refers to the systematic killing of men or boys, often in the context of gendercide, which is the systematic killing of members of a specific gender. This term is less commonly used than its counterpart, femicide, which refers to the killing of women or girls.

Historical Context

Throughout history, there have been instances where androcide has been employed as a tactic during warfare or genocide. For example, during the Bosnian War, there were reports of the systematic targeting and killing of men and boys in certain regions.

Modern Implications

In contemporary discussions, androcide is often examined within the broader context of gender studies and human rights. It raises important questions about gender equality and the protection of all individuals regardless of gender.

Related Concepts

• Gendercide
• Femicide
• Genocide
• Human rights

See Also

• Violence against men
• Sex-selective killing

External Links

• Office on Genocide Prevention and the Responsibility to Protect

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