Will Rohingya get back state?
State is the first condition of civilisation. Aristotle has rightly said that the state came into being for the sake of good life. Harold Laski said, “The state is the means to balance the human behaviour. The state makes such rules through which man balances and regulates his life.”
According to John Locke, the purpose of the government is human welfare. Hegel said, “The state is the march of God on earth.” All these statements establish every nation’s right to state. But the real story is not real.
The Palestine Muslims are stateless. They have been fighting for 67 years to get back their homes. They have no access to water and electricity, food and clothing, shelter and medicine, education and transports.
Myanmar’s Rohingya Muslims are the latest edition of the stateless nation. They too have no access to water and electricity, food and clothing, shelter and medicine, education and transports. No body knows the end of their endless miseries. Will the USA become desperate to find out a land for the both Palestine and the Rohingya Muslims?
Ameer Hamzah
Dhala
