The Indigenous Peoples already accomplished this aim some years earlier. The second request was that a new Working Group for the Diaspora communities be established in Geneva to consider the legacies of plantation slavery. This working group request also followed the earlier progress of the Indigenous Peoples. Without justice, conflict between the races will be inevitable. In the African-American inner city ghettos, conditions are similar to those of third world or developing countries.
Many children suffer from the effects of poverty.
A high percentage of young males can find no employment except that which can be found within the illegal drug economy. The police are feared by the people. Torture, brutality and extrajudicial executions happen far too frequently. Within this environment there is little or no knowledge of human rights protection, and no belief that the United Nations may be able to assist in a substantial way.