"The government could have stopped this" : sectarian violence and ensuing abuses in Burma's Arakan State / [Matthew F. Smith and Tirana Hassan].
2012
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Author
Title
"The government could have stopped this" : sectarian violence and ensuing abuses in Burma's Arakan State / [Matthew F. Smith and Tirana Hassan].
Published
[New York, N.Y.] : Human Rights Watch, [2012]
Copyright
©2012
Call Number
HN670.7.V5 S65 2012
Former Call Number
Bur 915 Sm51 2012
ISBN
1564329224
9781564329226
9781564329226
Description
56 pages : map ; 27 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)807751811
Note
"August 2012"--Table of contents page.
"This report was researched and written by Matthew F. Smith, consultant to Human Rights Watch, and Tirana Hassan, Emergencies researcher."--P. 55.
"This report was researched and written by Matthew F. Smith, consultant to Human Rights Watch, and Tirana Hassan, Emergencies researcher."--P. 55.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references.
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Sectarian violence and ensuing abuses in Burma's Arakan State
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Table of Contents
Map of Northern Arakan State
Summary and key recommendations
Methodology
I. Background
II. Violence in Arakan State since June 2012
III. Human rights violations by state security forces
IV. Humanitarian concerns
V. Denial of citizenship rights to Rohingya
VI. Forced returns from Bangladesh
VII. Recommendations
Acknowledgement
Appendix> Translation pamphlets advocating for separation of communities.
Summary and key recommendations
Methodology
I. Background
II. Violence in Arakan State since June 2012
III. Human rights violations by state security forces
IV. Humanitarian concerns
V. Denial of citizenship rights to Rohingya
VI. Forced returns from Bangladesh
VII. Recommendations
Acknowledgement
Appendix> Translation pamphlets advocating for separation of communities.