This paper aims to theorize and illustrate the geographic movements after border changes in
sensitive spaces. This research casts sensitive spaces and stresses the pursuit of a good life …

Rohingya have been described as de jure stateless by human rights organisations and
bodies since the mid-1990s (Human Rights Watch, 1996). The United Nations High …

Nearly 300,000 Urdu-speaking Muslims, coming mostly from India's Bihar, live today in
Bangladesh, half of them in the makeshift camps maintained by the Bangladeshi …

Ensuring women's participation in the parliament has been an important part of the women's
movement around the world. Millennium Development Goal (MDG) number 3 further …

August 2017–caused over 500,000 Rohingya to flee to Bangladesh; a number that is
increasing community are in the emergency relief stage, providing food, water, shelter and …

This chapter has twin goals. I begin by outlining the concept of statelessness and then
explore the distinction between de jure statelessness and de facto statelessness. I also look …

Abstract The Biharis, while legally Bangladeshi citizens, are in practice unable to access
some important citizenship rights. Most Biharis in Bangladesh have been recognized as …

COMPARATIVE REPORT: CITIZENSHIP IN ASIA Page 1 AUTHORED BY OLIVIER VONK
COMPARATIVE REPORT: CITIZENSHIP IN ASIA COMPARATIVE REPORT 2017/04 …

South Asian region witnessed partition, liberation war, foreign domination, ethnic conflicts,
and political unrest, which have resulted in large-scale and cross-border population …

The redrawing of international borders, the manipulation of political systems, and/or the
denial or deprivation of nationality to exclude and marginalise racial, religious, or ethnic …