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Genocide of Rohingya Muslims: a classical model of ethnic cleansing
Published 2018“…This analysis finds that the ongoing persecution on Rohingya Muslims is a manifestation of a classical model of ethnic cleansing. The disasters experienced in Rakhine State present a complete evidence of systematic, widespread and prolific human rights violations, including heinous crimes against humanity. …”
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The Srebrenica genocide: lest we forget
Published 2019“…Apart from the killings, more than 20,000 civilians were also expelled from the Srebrenica enclave as part of the process of ethnic cleansing. The people were deported and forcibly displaced – not only from Srebrenica, but also from many other Bosnian cities and villages – in order to create vast homogenous Serb geographical areas. …”
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The implementation of Responsibility to Protect (R2P) in conflict zones
Published 2021“…The research found that (1) the R2P is a physical manifestation of the international community’s determination to uphold its responsibility to protect men, women and children at risk of genocide, ethnic cleansing, war crimes and crimes against humanity, (2) theoretically, R2P is a legitimate measure in ensuring the protection of the population, particularly those who are vulnerable, and (3) R2P is not bound by any relevant legal aspect, thus making its effectual implementation not as effective as it should be.…”
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The world most oppressed community, Rohingya
Published 2017“…Since Rohingya lives at the border of Bangladesh, it is the military who is solely responsible for violence and persecution of Rohingya as the UN, US and European community affirmed that the military of Myanmar has committed ethnic cleansing against Rohingya.…”
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Refugee protection in Malaysia: a historical and international law perspective within the ASEAN context
Published 2023“…People flee their home countries of origin for a multitude of reasons including fear of persecution, escape from armed conflict and avoiding ethnic cleansing. The factors precipitating large-scale human migration and instances of these exodus can be traced back over several centuries. …”
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The right of return: its application to Palestinian refugees
Published 2005“…It is an open secret that the cause of the suffering of millions of Palestinian refugees for the past 51 years is the state of Israel for it is this state that, in disregard of all the relavant norms of international law, has adopted a wrongful policy of ethnic cleansing' - a policy that is designed to replace the Palestinians with Jewish migrants from all over the world - which has made the Palestinians endure for a very long period of time the injustices of forcible displacement from their homes that has no precedent in modern history. …”
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Responsibility to protect: an examination of multinational joint task force and the fight against insurgency in the lake Chad Basin, 2009-2017
Published 2020“…Responsibility to protect denotes, that sovereign states have a responsibility to protect their citizens from mass atrocities crime such as war crime, crime against humanity, ethnic cleansing and genocide. Should the states are unable or unwilling to do so, the responsibility to protect must be undertaken by the international community. …”
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