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Dr. Francis Buchanan

“I shall now add three dialects, spoken in the Burma empire, but evidently derived from the language of the Hindu nation. The first is that spoken by the Mohammedans, who have been long settled in Arakan, and who call themselves Rooinga `{`Rohingya`}`, or natives of Arakan.” A Comparative Vocabulary of Some of the Languages Spoken in the Burma Empire, p. 237, December 26, 1799

Dr. Francis BuchananScottish Geographer

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Clan, Community, Nation: Belonging among Rohingya Living in Makeshift Camps
Sumarry: This consultation provides a very initial exploration into how Rohingya organize themselves within three important social systems, the values...
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Honour in Transition: Changing gender norms among the Rohingya
Summary: Humanitarian crises often exacerbate pre-existing gender inequalities and discriminations, which lead to different and often disproportionate risks, vulnerabilities and...
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