For the purpose of this debate "culling" refers to the act of killing animals based on their individual characteristics, such as their sex or species membership

The phrase “Hell is other people” originates from Jean-Paul Sartre’s existentialist play No Exit (1944). In the play, three characters trapped in a room realize that their eternal torment is not physical torture, but being condemned to exist forever in each other’s gaze

Special courts are Hybrid Criminal Tribunals that prosecute the most serious international crimes, such as genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and the crime of aggression e.g. International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, Residue special court for Sierra Lione. Transitional justice is traditionally know to be attempts to bring peace by 'healing the community' for example through providing amnesty for alleged perpetrators or by the use of truth and conciliation commissions as opposed to litigious approaches

"The Superhero Clause” is a piece of legislation that requires all meta-humans (sometimes known as “superheros”) to be regulated by the state as to when and how they can use their enhanced abilities and whether or not they can maintain secret identities