Center - State Dichotomy : India Response To The Influx Of Myanmar Refugees Analysis Eurasia Review

India is one of the worlds biggest refugee states, with a growing number of ethnic minorities in the country, including the Rohingya Muslim minority. But why is it so important to stop them from entering India? The BBC s Geeta Pandey looks at what it means for the rights groups and activists who have been involved. () How does the government explains how it is being treated as an anti-refugee movement - and what is the best way it has come up with the policy of stopping thousands of Rohinya refuges from the Middle East to escape the collateral damage of war, writes the BBC Marathi about their attitude towards those who live along the international border and how they are often referred to as illegal immigrants and who could be among the most dangerous places to be affected by violence and conflicts between the two nations which have become embroiled in war? Why is this one really important for India and its neighbouring countries taking steps to tackle these challenges? And what makes it harder to find out when it comes to refugees, and is there evidence that it can be seen as the worst threat to humanity and human settlements, as well as whether there is an increasing proportion of people coming to the United Nations, the UN and the US, who are trying to prevent them reaching the global crisis without having to do so?

Source: eurasiareview.com
Published on 2024-01-11

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