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Q.How does each new location change the symbolism or the meaning of the diamond?
May 14, 2024
By: ekpaugh8
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Q.according to RUF what is respect
Nov 03, 2023
By: abbyjolicoeur76
Q.what is archer drinking, while sitting outside by himself
Jan 18, 2023
By: 11707
Q.What happens when they return from fishing?
Nov 15, 2022
By: nnhoa3320
Q. Though the film focuses on the devastation of war, it also deals with reconciliation, rehabilitation, and hope. What are some specific scenes that deal with these topics? How can the country begin to reconcile and recover from the effects of war?
Apr 11, 2022
By: matthewbayon08
Q.According to RUF what is respect
Apr 04, 2022
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Q.the film began and ended in Antwerp, Belgium. How did events in Belgium relate to events in Sierra Leone
Jan 28, 2022
By: alis4680
Q.Why are these diamonds often called bollod diamonds
Dec 01, 2021
By: zendenansaad
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Blood Diamonds, also known as "Conflict Diamonds," are stones that are produced in areas controlled by rebel forces that are opposed to internationally recognized governments. This is why the term "blood diamonds" is used.
By: VermaPooja
Q.Why do ruf soldiers invade the village of Sierra Leone
Oct 12, 2018
By: Jayl3n
Ruf soldiers are Wanted to take over the diamond mines in Sierra Leone. That’’s why the invade the village of Sierra Leone.
Dec 05, 2019
By: AkkiNirv
Q.What can we/the people do to resolve the issues
Sep 17, 2018
By: renzjankerr
The problem of conflict diamonds first came to the attention of the World Diamond Congress in 1999. A "non-conflict solution" implies that there is no conflict between the trade, NGO’s and governments.
Dec 13, 2019
By: AhujaTara
Q.Determine they're social, ecological and economical
Interesting I also don’’t know the answer please anyone want to help to find the answer?
Q.Issues in blood diamond
The main issue or problem is bloodshed, loss of life and shocking human rights abuses – from rape to the use of child soldiers. Diamonds that fuel civil wars are often called "blood" or "conflict" diamonds.
Q.why do RUF soldiers invade the village in sierra leone
May 24, 2018
By: bellatina489
Revolutionary United Front (RUF) rebels when they invade the small Sierra Leonian village of Shenge. The fisherman Solomon Vandy is separated from his family and assigned to a workforce overseen by Captain Poison. The fisherman Solomon Vandy dreams on the day that his young son Dia Vandy will become a doctor. The rebels invade his village and kidnap him to work in the diamond mines.
May 02, 2020
By: Frankzee
Q.why did the rebels choose to chop off the hands of the local villagers
May 03, 2018
By: sarahibrahim116
The RUF cut of the hands of the villagers to ensure that they cannot vote. It is very dangerous to takes away not only the villagers freedom. It removes all power the villagers.
Q.explain the concepts development and inequality in relation to the movie
Apr 17, 2018
By: ndyikityaokuhle1
The the film provides an easy to understand explanation of the Kimberly Process and the reasons for its instatement. This moive representation of race and privilegein postcolonial Africa. The film’s presentation of humanitarian and social issues suggests systematic racism and inequalityin this setting. In this Africa, black bodies are objects in the way of the protagonist’s development.
May 07, 2020
By: Kevinpaul
Q.Me and a friend have a bet regarding this movie, and i hope you could settle it for us.In one of the first scenes, when Dia and Solomon are attacked by the rebels, me and my friend have a disagreement, I mean that Dia is going home from school, and my friend say that he is going TO school. I hope you can settle this bet beetween us.
Jan 16, 2018
By: Frederik_Rogstad
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Plus, he was walking towards his house, which adds on to my point. I hope you won this bet XD
Feb 28, 2018
By: xxXRPGXxx
I would say that Dia was going home FROM school because most of the children were already in their houses/huts (which meant that they’d already gone home from school).