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| Controversially, arguments are sometimes made that the past or present actions of other nations are analogous to ], or constitute apartheid under the definition adopted in ]. The following are examples of use of the word ''Apartheid'' as an ] used rhetorically for polemic effect, in reference to the original racial discrimination laws properly called "Apartheid", formerly used in ] and ]. <!-- Adding explanation of the scope of this article. It appears to not set out to actually cite actual instances of racial discrimation laws. where is apartheid defined in international law? --> | |||
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