Citizenship deprivation processes have a serious impact on one’s enjoyment of basic human rights.
Mass deprivation of nationality is a global phenomenon. On this page, you will find case studies about the denial of nationality of the Rohingya in Myanmar and the citizenship determination processes in Assam, India.
On this page, you will find research-based audio-visual resources, including films and expert interviews. We will explore the interplay between citizenship, national and religious identity, and their potential consequences of exclusion and statelessness. The materials examine key concepts, challenges, and international human rights frameworks, with a focus on majority–minority dynamics and how religious and gendered perspectives influence the deprivation of citizenship.
Whether you are an educator, practitioner, student, or working for a civil society organisation, this page offers insights to help you navigate and contribute to more inclusive communities.
Citizenship & Politics of Difference – Dr. Sriprapha Petcharamesree
Exploring the deprivation of citizenship among religious minorities through audio-visual tools
This online course examines the interplay between religious and national identity, statelessness and citizenship in conflict-ridden societies, particularly in South-East Asia.
For Educators page
Discover research-based resources to help educators combat hate speech, promote inclusive citizenship, and foster religious coexistence among religious and ethnic minorities.
On this educational platform, we offer a variety of research-based resources for educators to integrate into their practice. These resources include films, audio-visual articles, expert interviews, 360°-tours, as well as online courses.
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