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Introduction: suppressed and subjected: Rohingya people in Asia today/ Md Mahbubul Haque & Paul Chambers

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HAQUE Md Mahbubul

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CHAMBERS Paul

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In: Asian Affairs Vol.48, No.1,2,3,4, 2021, pp.1-13 (10)Summary: The Introduction to this Special Issue explains who the Rohingya people are, their relevance with regard to this Special Issue, why it focuses upon their experiences in Asia today, how Covid-19 has affected them and what might be their future. It also presents summaries of each of the papers in the Special Issue.

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The Introduction to this Special Issue explains who the Rohingya people are, their relevance with regard to this Special Issue, why it focuses upon their experiences in Asia today, how Covid-19 has affected them and what might be their future. It also presents summaries of each of the papers in the Special Issue.

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