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    reading the narration‚ you must picture yourself during that time in Burma. In the hunt for natural resources the British forced themselves upon the people of Burma. This caused great tension and hate against any whites‚ Especially the Burman priests who”...none of them seemed to have anything to do except stand on street corners and jeer at Europeans.” Orwell was a sub-divisional police officer in the town of Moulmein in lower Burma. He became a target of harassment and shame from the yellow faced

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    The Worlds Most Forgotten People Bangladesh and Burma ‚ two of Asia ’s poorest nations ‚ displaced and stateless people of Rohingya suffer in silence at the hands of the military government in Burma ’s Orwellian new capital of Naypyidaw Bangladesh. This is not the first time that Rohingya Muslims were persecuted in Myanmar. In their history‚ such mass killings have happened several times. People of Rohingya are being crashed to death. Their children are starving in the darkness of dawn in this

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    moslem people live in Arakan‚ one of the province of Burma‚ a late name of Myanmar. Ever since the World War II‚ this group of people have experienced an unfair situation across their human rights. Thousands of Rohingya and still counted more are massacred‚ expelled from the land of Burma and called as ‘a group of unwanted people’. Started around 1942‚ when Burma was still a colony under British colonial rule‚ the japanese forces invaded Burma. The british force then retreated and there was a power

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    Aung San Suu Kyi as a representative of political leadership. This is because she was a leader of the struggle for human rights and democracy or named as ‘freedom fighter’ in Burma. Therefore‚ she was awarded Nobel Peace Prize in 1991 to recognize her hard work in the nonviolent struggle for democracy and human rights in Burma. Besides that‚ she has also received numerous international awards such as the Rafto Human Rights Prize (1990)‚ the Sakharov Prize (1990) from the European Parliament‚ United

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    The Military’s Role and the Effects in A Civilian Supremacy‚ Civilian Control‚ and Military Regime Natasha Vattikonda Student ID: 250480013 Professor Mellon Political Science 2245E Section 570 The concept of ‘civilian supremacy’ is one which has proven to be a controversial issue because it deals with the factors surrounding how a state chooses to govern itself and in whose hands the power and right to govern lies in. A state is known to be most concerned with self-preservation and protecting

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    power‚ especially in a cruel and oppressive way.” Even though Orwell does not dwell on the subjects in writing‚ in depth his essay revolves around imperialistic views and despotism. Imperialism applies to Orwell’s essay because this time period in Burma he was an officer and he was working for the British who were the “imperialist” to the Indian people. In the essay Orwell states that imperialism is an evil thing and he does not agree with its structure. He also states that he was for the Burmese

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    In George Orwell’s first places hort story‚”Shooting An Elephant”‚ written in 1936‚ George explains his experience of working with the Indian Imperial Police. The story takes place in Moulmein‚ in Lower burma. George is working there as a sub-divisional officer where he is seen as a target due to the fact that he is English and works for the British. He was constantly picked on and had felt guilty about the job since he hated imperialism‚ but he just wanted to get his job over with as soon as possible

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    Religion and Beliefs in Myanmar Burma is a predominantly Theravada Buddhist country. An appreciation of Buddhism and its history in Myanmar is a prerequisite for outsiders wishing to better understand the Burmese mind. There are no totally reliable demographic statistics from Burma‚ but the following is an estimate of the religious composition of the country: Buddhists: 89% Animists: 1% Christians: 4% Muslims: 4% Hindus: 2% Most Myanmar are Buddhist of the Theravada stream. Central to their

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    area in western Burma‚ bordering Bangladesh.[1]They are related to the Indo-Aryan people of India and Bangladesh. As of 2012‚ 800‚000 Rohingya live in Myanmar. The origin of the term "Rohingya" is disputed. Some Rohingya historians like Khalilur Rahman contend that the term Rohingya is derived from Arabic word ’Rahma’ meaning ’mercy’. Burmese historians such as Khin Maung Saw have claimed that the term ’Rohingya’ was unknown before the 1950s.  Nonetheless‚an article on the "Burma Empire" published

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    in which murder must occur through their written and melodic choices. Part 2 Jonathan Swift’s “A Modest Proposal” and George Orwell “Shooting an Elephant” offer a satirical view of British Imperialism. Orwell openly mocks the British control of Burma through “I was all for the Burmese and all against their oppressors‚ the British” which ironically reveals the disapproval of the governing body even by those that it employs. Swift’s absurd suggestion “that a young healthy child well nursed at a year

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