What was a major similarity between the genocides in Rwanda and

Cambodia?

The answer is The similarity was the death of people.

Explanation: Cambodian genocide was promoted by the Khmer Rouge communist government, led by Pol Pot in Cambodia, between 1975 and 1979. This genocide was one of the consequences of tyrannical actions imposed during the period with the application of an agrarian utopia, which resulted in violent repression., marked by forced labor, torture and executions. At least 1.5 million people are estimated to have died during this time in this Asian country.

Rwanda genocide was the most intense genocide in contemporary history has killed between 800,000 and one million people. Ethnic extremism classified enemies as "cockroaches", prepared lists of targets to shoot down, and launched militias that perpetrated crimes against the catanade. Western involvement in crime remains controversial.