Myanmar: The Architecture of Statelessness
Summary
The Rohingya people in Myanmar have faced discrimination and forced moves for many years. A case about possible genocide is now before the International Court of Justice, with a film showing how Myanmar’s military controlled and harmed the Rohingya, leading many to flee to Bangladesh.Key Facts
- The Rohingya have been excluded from Myanmar citizenship through changes in the law.
- Military regimes used ID documents and travel permits to limit Rohingya movement.
- Segregation and violence against the Rohingya has been ongoing for decades.
- In 2016-2017, Myanmar’s military carried out operations including village burnings and mass killings.
- Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya fled to Bangladesh during this period.
- The International Court of Justice is reviewing a genocide allegation related to these events.
- The film includes survivor stories and interviews with officials and legal experts.
- Myanmar denies the allegations and defends its actions in court.
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