The systematic killing, torture, or removal of persons with the intention of eliminating specific racial or ethnic groups is called:

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Ethnic cleansing and genocide refer to the deliberate and systematic extermination or removal of individuals belonging to a particular racial or ethnic group. This involves mass killings, torture, forced displacement, and other atrocities with the aim of eliminating the targeted group. Prejudice and discrimination may contribute to these actions, but they do not necessarily involve such extreme forms of violence and persecution. The term "discriminatory mortality" is not commonly used in this context. Overt discrimination implies that discrimination is open and acknowledged, but it does not necessarily involve violence or persecution on this scale.

The Systematic Killing, Torture, or Removal of Persons with the Intention