END NOTES
Reuters, ‘Myanmar’s year of turmoil since the military took power in a coup’ (2022) available online: https://www.
reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/myanmars-year-turmoil-since-military-took-power-coup-2022-01-25/ [accessed
09/03/2022]
2
Kaman is a predominantly Muslim ethnic group belonging to the Rakhine region of Myanmar. Many Kaman were
displaced during the anti-Muslim violence of 2012.
3
P. Green, T. McManus, & A. de la Cour Venning, ‘Genocide achieved, genocide continues: Myanmar’s annihilation
of the Rohingya’ (2018) available at: http://statecrime.org/data/2018/04/ISCI-Rohingya-Report-II-PUBLISHEDVERSION-revised-compressed.pdf [accessed 13/11/2020]; See also UNHRC, ‘Report of the independent
international fact-finding mission on Myanmar’ (2018) available at: https://www.ohchr.org/en/hrbodies/hrc/
myanmarFFM/Pages/ ReportoftheMyanmarFFM.aspx [accessed 13/11/2020]
4
See also Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion et al., ‘Human Rights and Covid-19: What now for the Rohingya?’
(2020) available online at: https://files.institutesi.org/Covid19_The_Rohingya_Briefing_Paper.pdf [accessed
09/03/2022]
5
See Kyaw Lynn, ‘The Arakan Army, Myanmar military coup and politics of Arakan’ (2022) TNI, available online
at: https://www.tni.org/en/article/the-arakan-army-myanmar-military-coup-and-politics-of-arakan [accessed
09/03/2022]
6
Human Rights Watch, ‘All you can do is pray: Crimes against Humanity and ethnic cleansing of Rohingya Muslims
in Burma’s Arakan State (2013) available online: https://www.hrw.org/report/2013/04/22/all-you-can-do-pray/
crimes-against-humanity-and-ethnic-cleansing-rohingya-muslims# [accessed 16/03/2022]
7
Human Rights Watch, ‘“An open prison without end”: Myanmar’s mass detention of Rohingya in Rakhine State’
(2020) available at: https://www.hrw.org/ report/2020/10/08/open-prison-without-end/myanmars-mass-detentionrohingya-rakhine-state [accessed 13/11/2020]
8
UNHCR, ‘Mixed Maritime Movements in South-East Asia in 2015’ (2016) available at: https://reporting.unhcr.
org/sites/default/files/UNHCR%20-%20 Mixed%20Maritime%20Movements%20in%20South-East%20Asia%20
-%202015.pdf [accessed 13/11/2020]
9
Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion et al., ‘Locked in and locked out: The impact of digital identity systems
on Rohingya populations’ (2020) available online at: https://files.institutesi.org/Locked_In_Locked_Out_The_
Rohingya_Briefing_Paper.pdf [accessed 09/03/2022]
10
P. Green, T. McManus, & A. de la Cour Venning, ‘Genocide achieved, genocide continues: Myanmar’s annihilation
of the Rohingya’ (2018) available at: http://statecrime.org/data/2018/04/ISCI-Rohingya-Report-II-PUBLISHEDVERSION-revised-compressed.pdf [accessed 13/11/2020]; See also UNHRC, ‘Report of the independent
international fact-finding mission on Myanmar’ (2018) available at: https://www.ohchr.org/en/hrbodies/hrc/
myanmarFFM/Pages/ ReportoftheMyanmarFFM.aspx [accessed 13/11/2020]
11
See for example, The Economist, ‘A Rohingya leader’s murder highlights the rising insecurity in refugee camps’
(2021) available at: https://www.economist.com/asia/2021/10/09/a-rohingya-leaders-murder-highlights-risinginsecurity-in-refugee-camps [accessed 09/02/2022]
12
The Asia Foundation and BRAC University, ‘Navigating at the Margins: Family, Mobility and Livelihoods Amongst
Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh’ (2020) available at: https://asiafoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/
Navigating-the-Margins_Family-Mobility-and-Livelihoods-Amongst-Rohingya-in-Bangladesh.pdf [accessed
11/11/2020]
13
Whilst UNHCR provides some statistics on the number of refugees, IDPs and stateless persons that are Rohingya,
accurate numbers worldwide are not available, and estimates vary greatly.
14
See also Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion et al., ‘Human Rights and Covid-19: What now for the Rohingya?’
(2020) available online at: https://files.institutesi.org/Covid19_The_Rohingya_Briefing_Paper.pdf [accessed
09/03/2022]
15
Mohammed Arfat, ‘Why Rohingya risk their lives at sea’, (2020) The New Humanitarian available at: ttps://www.
thenewhumanitarian.org/opinion/first-person/2020/05/01/Rohingya-refugees-Bangladesh-human-trafficking-sea
[accessed 09/03/2020]
16
Hannah Beech, ‘For young Rohingya brides, marriage means a perilous, deadly crossing,’ (2021) New York Times
available at: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/17/world/asia/rohingya-child-brides.html [accessed 09/03/2022]
17
Reuters, ‘Myanmar’s year of turmoil since the military took power in a coup’, (2022) available online: https://
www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/myanmars-year-turmoil-since-military-took-power-coup-2022-01-25/ [accessed
09/03/2022]
1
16