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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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Controversially, arguments are sometimes made that the past or present actions of other nations are analogous to apartheid in South Africa, or constitute apartheid under the definition adopted in international law. The following are examples of use of the word Apartheid as an epithet used rhetorically for polemic effect, in reference to the original racial discrimination laws properly called "Apartheid", formerly used in South Africa and Namibia.
