in 1818, the British were responsible for the deaths of 10,000 people in the course of battling the Kandyan kingdom of Ceylon, how the 1838 Myall Creek massacre saw up to fifty Indigenous Australians, including women, children and the aged, being brutally murdered by a group of colonist cattle ranchers, or how the Hola Camp for Mau Mau rehabilitation in Kenya was so brutal that eleven prisoners were beaten to death by guards under the watch of a British prison official).
