The claim discusses the general concept of grave crimes against humanity being relegated to footnotes. While the web search results confirm that 'Crimes against humanity' are a recognized legal concept (citing the International Law Commission and academic analyses), none of the provided search results directly support the specific assertion that 'immoral behaviour ensures that deadly grave crimes against humanity are relegated to footnotes.' The evidence is too general to confirm this specific causal claim.

The claim asserts that 'silence functions as a logistical asset to the perpetrator' in the face of genocide. One web search result references the concept of 'prevent[ing] the normaliza[tion]' of genocide, which aligns with the sentiment of the claim, but no independent sources corroborate the specific phrasing that silence is a 'logistical asset to the perpetrator.'

Two web search results confirm that Farouk Araie has published articles (on News24, Gulf News, IOL News). However, the evidence does not contain the specific quote attributed to him: 'We are no longer watching a tragedy; we are documenting a choice. – Farouk Araie, Benoni.' Therefore, the specific statement cannot be corroborated.