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100			_aMinz, Sumit kumar and Kujur, Roshni _951782
245			_aThe Rohingya question: A historical narrative of a stateless community
260			_aThe Indian Journal of Political Science
300			_a84(3), Jul-Sep, 2023: p.517-524
520			_aBased on the normative approach, the article highlights the sequence of the major events against the stateless Rohingya, resulting in ethnic cleansing, atrocities, genocide and exodus to a lager recent. Further, it analyses the politics of identity and citizenship landing to the gradual decline of all the rights of Rohngya within the country. Bêtises, by using the historical approach of social science research, the paper seeks to trace the most debatable issue of the origin of the Rohingya, a point of denial of citizenship by the Myanmar government. – The article, grounded in the normative approach, examines the series of significant events against the stateless Rohingya population, culminating in ethnic cleansing, atrocities, genocide, and a large-scale exodus. It delves into the politics of identity and citizenship, which have systematically eroded the rights of the Rohingya within Myanmar. Furthermore, by employing the historical approach of social science research, the paper investigates the highly contested issue of the Rohingya's origins—a key factor in their denial of citizenship by the Myanmar government. - .Reproduced
650			_aNormative approach, Stateless Rohingya, Ethnic cleansing, Atrocities, genocide, exodus, identity politics, citizenship, human rights, historical approach, social science research, origin of Rohingya, Myanmar government, denial of citizenship _951783
773			_aThe Indian Journal of Political Science
906			_aCITIZENSHIP
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