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24 Brown J. World Aff. 53 (2017-2018)
Reworking the Colonial-Era Indian Peril: Myanmar's State-Directed Persescution of Rohingyas and Other Muslims

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         Reworking the Colonial-

      Era Indian Peril: Myanmar's

  State-Directed Persecution of

  Rohingyas and Other Muslims'




              MAUNG ZARNI AND NATALIE BRINHAM




 It would be best if they were not here. I do not want to see them in this country.
 Since the dawn of history Indians have been the leaders of attacks against the Bur-
 mans on behalfof the white faces.
 -Saithan (a Burmese writer), New Light ofBurma, 6 June 19372                 53


 [Buddhist] Brother, you might already have heard of the news about the Buddhist
 mob in Rakhine lynching a group ofRohingyas in broad daylight... Out offear and
 despair, I have looked at different possibilities ofgoing to work in Malaysia or trying
 the visa lottery to the United States. But the truth is I don't really have any prospect
for leaving my birthplace. Iam stuck here.
-a   Burmese Muslim  resident, 7 July 20173




MAUNG  ZARNI, a longtime Burmese human rights activist, is a non-resident research fellow with the
Documentation Center of Cambodia. He has organized numerous international conferences on the plight
of Rohingyas, and he initiated the Permanent Peoples' Tribunal on Myanmar in 2013. As a PhD student,
he founded the pioneering internet-based Free Burma Coalition in 1995.

NATALIE BRINHAM is an Economic and Social Research Council PhD student in law at Queen Mary
University of London. She has worked for many years in NGOs in the UK and Southeast Asia on forced
migration, trafficking, and statelessness. Her work has been published (with Maung Zarni) in Forced
Migration Review, Pacific Rim Policy and Law Journal, and elsewhere.
Copyright © 2017 by the Brown journal ofWorldAffairs


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