Bansa Rohingya
𐴌𐴗𐴥𐴝𐴙𐴚𐴒𐴙𐴝 | |
|---|---|
Menira Rohingya | |
Nembiak Rohingya ti pindah ba Bangladesh | |
| Penyampau tubuh | |
| 1,547,778[1]–2,000,000+[2] | |
| Kandang endur ti mayuh mensia | |
| 1,500,000+ (March 2025)[3] | |
| 500,000 (September 2017)[4] | |
| 300,000 (Me 2025)[5][6] | |
| 190,000 (Januari 2017)[7] | |
| 124,123 (Oktober 2025)[8][9] | |
| 40,000 (May 2025, dipejurai)[10] | |
| Jaku | |
| Rohingya | |
| Pengarap | |
| Pengambis mayuh Islam;[11] minoriti Hindu[12] enggau Kristian[13] | |
| Raban bansa ke bekaul | |
| Bengali, orang-orang Indo-Aryan ke bukai | |
Bansa Rohingya (Rohingya: 𐴌𐴗𐴥𐴝𐴙𐴚𐴒𐴙𐴝, rumi: ruáingga) iya nya raban etnolinguistik Indo-Aryan ti nadai menua[14][15] ti tebal agi nitihka pengarap Islam[16] ari Negeri Rakhine, Myanmar. Sebedau pemunuh bebala mayuh bansa Rohingya ba taun 2017, lebuh lebih 740,000 iku rari ke Bangladesh, dipelabaka 1.4 juta iku Rohingya diau di Myanmar.[17][18][19][20][21] Siti ari raban minoriti ke pemadu diperinsa di dunya,[22][23][24] raban Rohingya enda diberi peranak menua ari baruh undang-undang peranak Myanmar taun 1982.[25][26][27] Pia mega bisi tagang ba pengelepas sida mindah kin kitu, akses ngagai pelajar nengeri enggau pengawa servis sivil.[27][28] Gaya undang-undang ti ditapi raban Rohingya di Myanmar udah dibandingka enggau aparteid ulih sekeda raban akademik, penganalisis enggau orang politik.[29][30][31][32] Pengawa mindah bebala mayuh Rohingya ke pemadu baru dalam taun 2017 ngujungka Kort Jenayah Antarabansa mansik penyalah ngelaban mensia, lalu Kort Pengelurus Antarabansa mendingka kes ti nuduh pemunuh bebala mayuh bansa.[33]
Raban bansa Rohingya madahka diri peranak asal Myanmar barat enggau pesaka lebih seribu taun sereta pengaruh ari bansa Arab, Mughal, enggau Portugis. Komuniti tu ngumbai diri beturun ari populasyen ba kededua Arakan prakolonial enggau Arakan kolonial; ari sukut sejarah, pelilih menua tu nyadi perintah meredeka ti bepalan entara Asia Tenggara enggau sub-benua India.[34][21] Perintah Myanmar ngumbai bansa Rohingya nya orang ke datai ari Chittagong di Bangladesh ke dipegai British enggau pengudah kolonial. Iya madahka populasyen Islam prakolonial ke nyelai diaku nyadi Kaman, lalu Rohingya nyampurka sejarah sida enggau sejarah Islam Arakan sechara umum dikena ngemansangka agenda penyerara menua.[35][36] Kelimpah ari nya, perintah Myanmar enda ngaku leka jaku "Rohingya" lalu rindu agi ngumbai komuniti nya "Bengali".[37][38] Raban kimpin Rohingya enggau gerempung hak asasi mensia minta hak "nentuka kuing diri dalam Myanmar".[39]
Bemacham pengelaban besenyata ari raban Rohingya udah nyadi kenyau ari taun 1940-an lalu peranak menua nya sechara selampur udah napi penagang soldadu dalam taun 1978, 1991–1992,[40] 2012, 2015, lalu kelebih agi dalam taun 2016–2018, lebuh tebal orang Rohingya diburu ari menua nya, ngagai menua sepiak Bangladesh. Datai ba bulan Disember 2017, dipelabaka 625,000 iku orang tasah ari Rakhine, Myanmar, udah meraka garis entara menua ngagai Bangladesh kenyau ari bulan Ogos 2017.[41] Pemesai PBB enggau Human Rights Watch udah nerangka pengawa Myanmar ti merinsaka raban bansa Rohingya nya pemeresi etnik.[42][43] Duta hak asasi mensia GBB ke Myanmar ngeriputka "sejarah lama pengawa bechiping bansa enggau pemerinsa ngagai komuniti Rohingya... tau nyadika penyalah ngelaban mensia",[44] lalu bisi jaku tangkan pasal pengawa munuh bansa ti benung nyadi.[45][46] Pansik ari GBB udah tetemuka bukti ti majak nambah ngasut pemenchi enggau enda bebatak asur ba pengarap ari "orang Buddha ultra-nasionalis" ngelaban raban Rohingya seraya raban pengelikun Myanmar udah bejalaika "pemerinsa ukum singkat, pemerinsa pengelenyau, penangkap enggau pengetan seneka ati, pengawa bechiping bansa sereta buruh pejal" ngelaban komuniti.[47][48][49]
Sebedau krisis orang tasah Rohingya 2015 enggau penagang soldadu ba taun 2016 enggau 2017, penyampau tubuh Rohingya di Myanmar semak 1.4 juta,[17][18][50] kelebih agi ba tumpuk pendiau Rakhine utara, iya nya 80–98%.[51] Kenyau ari taun 2015, lebih 900,000 iku orang tasah Rohingya udah rari ngagai tenggara Bangladesh aja,[52] lalu mayuh agi ngagai menua bukai ke ngelingi, enggau menua Islam ke besai.[53][54] Lebih 100,000 iku raban Rohingya di Myanmar dikurung ba kem ungkup orang ke pindah ari menua sida.[55][56]
Kereban sanding
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