Words that dehumanise: The language behind anti-Rohingya hatred in Myanmar
A recent social media post by a popular figure—framed as humour—depicted Rohingya people as inferior and physically repulsive. The backlash it sparked is a reminder that racism in Myanmar is not just offensive; it is dee
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