Forced migration life experiences of rohingya muslims in jammu and kashmir and west bengal

Abstract

Forced Migration , a very serious humanitarian concern of today s world newlineis looming large through the crisis of Rohingyas. The notion of forced newlinemigration is associated with a number of other issues like ethnicity, newlinecitizenship, religious polarization, and discrimination against minorities newlinethat are equally disturbing to the well being of human society at large. newlineIn spite of the lots of controversy regarding the origin, identity and newlineemergence of Rohingya community, it is a fact that the Rohingya is newlinemainly a Muslim ethnic group connected with the land of Northern newlineRakhine state previously known as Arakan for a long period of time. newlineThey are not accepted as natives of Burma (Myanmar) by the majority newlineBurmans who are at power position since independence of that country. newlineThe main problem at present is the statelessness of Rohingyas. newlineCitizenship has become the most basic identity of an individual and newlinewithout citizenship he /she appears like someone otherworldly. The newlineRohingyas belong to this situation. They are identified with such a newlinecountry that does not accept them as its citizens. newline