What would u say would be or is a major 'Crime against humanity'?

I think...

Illegal medical procedures and testing on live human beings are a big one. Of course it is.
What if you were chosen to be tested out some CURE for HIV or yellow fever or some disease or some medication.
I know it doesnt happen now adays... but i still think its just cruel.
And of course, there are lots of other things i can name...
but lets not let me blabble on

What do you think would be a crime against humanity?

Hey, look. When i said human testing, i meant like major ones.
I mean cancer and stuff like that, i mean i dont care bout that.
I meant testing out different medical procedures, for example:

If people were looking for some...say some major disease... and these doctors THINK they found the 'cure'
So you know now adays with all the technology and research, we dont really need to test anything directly onto humans?
If something were to have gone wrong with the procedure for the testing, what would happen?
say the 'cure' that the doctors found were not right? say they caused even worst symptoms and even death? they cant do anything then cuz they have not found the cure for the disease and then another 'disease' is added?

Thats why no one TESTS anything on humans.
And i dont mean like blood test tests.
i mean tests as in dangerous, life risking, procedures that r not well thought thru.

Thank God that we dont have to risk anything anymore.?

A major crime against humanity would be the inability of governments to provide a basic standard of living for the poorest citizens.

Umm... If you dont test on humans, how do you know if the medication is safe??

Besides, when done ethically, everyone in those trials are there of their own free will.
And I *have* participated in clinical trials, of my own free will. I had cancer, and they have to test on someone, right? I was a good candidate for the trials. I have done 3. The first one I was randomized into the control group, so it didnt effect me directly. The second one was testing a new chemo. The third one was using cord blood instead of marrow in a hematopoetic stem cell transplant. That third one actually saved my life, and without being able to participate in that trial, I wouldnt be here.

Now, I DONT support unethical or illegal means of human trials. But the way you say and, you make it sound like you are totally against human testing.

In my opinion the biggest crime against humanity is prejiducism and discrimination based on petty differences.

Humans allowing the further spread of emo culture. This would be a definite crime against humanity. It must stop! It should breach some kind of international law.