Rohingya Erotic

Rohingya populations comprise approximately 1% of the Myanmar resident population (current, post-2017 estimates) — approximately 600,000+ predominantly confined to internal-displacement camps in Rakhine State with limited movement and citizenship-status rights, the survivors of the August 2017 Myanmar military Tatmadaw 'clearance operations' that expelled approximately 750,000 Rohingya to Bangladesh and that the UN Independent International Fact-Finding Mission characterized as genocide. The Rohingya are a Muslim ethnic group of Rakhine State whose ethnogenesis traces to centuries of Bengali / Eastern Indo-Aryan demographic-cultural exchange across the broader Bay of Bengal region — Rohingya Bengali-language proximity is the foundational basis of the Burmese state's claim that Rohingya are 'Bengali interlopers' rather than Indigenous Rakhine residents, though historical evidence supports continuous Rohingya presence in Rakhine since at least the 16th c. CE. The Rohingya were stripped of Burmese citizenship under the 1982 Citizenship Law and have been systematically excluded from the Burmese state's framework of 135 'national races'.