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Because genocide is often perceived as the "crime of crimes", it grabs attention more effectively than other violations of international law.[9] Consequently, victims of atrocities often label their suffering genocide as an attempt to gain attention to their plight and attract foreign intervention.[10] Although remembering genocide is often perceived as a way to develop tolerance and respect for human rights,[citation needed] the charge of genocide often leads to increased cohesion among the targeted people—in some cases, it has been incorporated into national identity—and stokes enmity towards the group blamed for the crime, reducing the chance of reconciliation and increasing the risk of future occurrence of genocide.[11][12] Some genocides are commemorated in memorials or museums.[13]