Purpose: The number of Rohingya refugee children in Bangladesh is more than fifty percent
who are out of formal education since the persecution and the mass atrocities which started …

This article addresses ethical dilemmas concerning freedom of expression and Facebook in
a context of religious tension and semi-democratic rule in Myanmar. It begins with a …

This article examines competing claims to political legitimacy and sovereignty in Myanmar's
conflict-affected areas of “limited statehood.” In the context of ceasefires and an emerging …

This paper reflects on responses to Bangladesh's Rohingya refugee crisis in the weeks that
followed the increased numbers of Rohingya refugees who arrived from Myanmar after 24 …

Five factors have contributed greatly to religious violence in the Southeast Asia: the regional
strategic agenda of a great power; weak civilian government; triune crimes and scholar …

In the wake of anti-Muslim violence in Buddhist majority states in Asia, increased scholarly
attention is paid to anti-Muslim Buddhist nationalism. These studies have paid particular …

Collective violence wracked Myanmar from 2012 to 2014. Overwhelmingly, Buddhists
attacked Muslims. This article categorises the violence as “communal,” in so far as it …

Abstract In Myanmar, Buddhist nationalist movements created a pan-Burmese anti-Muslim
moral panic in response to the political and economic liberalisation starting in 2011 and to …

In the vulnerable southeastern Bangladeshi city, Cox's Bazar, an estimated 1 million
Rohingyas languish in spartan refugee camps following brutal ethnic cleansing from their …

There is no obvious end to the ongoing tragedy that faces the Muslim Rohingya
communities of western Myanmar. Yet, with two important international legal cases …