Misschien helpt dit nog:
Genocide has a specific definition, meaning that not all atrocity situations are genocide. There is a tendency for some situations to be labelled genocide, even when they are not. As Eyal Mayroz has pointed out, this is because “for many around the world genocide is the crime of crimes,” leading some atrocity victims/survivors to believe “that nothing short of the ‘G’ label could capture and bestow public recognition on their personal tragedies.” This is even though other atrocity crimes (war crimes and crimes against humanity) are equally as serious, grave, and tragic. However, recognition of genocide when it occurs is crucial, as recognition of an atrocity situation attracts political and legal ramifications
(Dit ging specifiek over waarom de term genocide steeds naar voren kwam bij de oorlog tussen Rusland en Oekraïne, maar misschien kan dit wel de roep om het label genocide deels verklaren)
(Maar correct me if I’m wrong want ik ben echt een leek op dit gebied)