From Legal Exclusion to Forced Displacement: The Rohingya Crisis, 1948–2026
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In 2017, hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims fled Bangladesh in a massive exodus due to pressure from the Myanmar military. Today, 1.2 million refugees live in dire conditions in some of the world's largest refugee camps, while allegations of ethnic cleansing and genocide continue to resonate internationally.
From Legal Exclusion to Forced Displacement: The Rohingya Crisis, 1948–2026
By Rejuwan Khan* For the Rohingya, the mass exodus of 2017 was not the beginning of persecution. It was the most devastating phase of a much longer process through which citizenship, political participation, freedom of movement, livelihoods and access to basic services were progressively restricted in Myanmar. Nine years after the 2017 violence forced more than 700,000 Rohingya across the border into Bangladesh, the fundamental causes of their d…
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