Gendered Politics of Waiting: The Post-Genocide Lives of Rohingya Women in New Delhi’s Refugee Camp and Colonies
摘要
‘Wait’ is deeply gendered, political, confined, occupied, walled in patriarchal scalar politics and gets exaggerated when associated with stateless refugee women’s lives. ‘Wait’ to get employment, to get equal opportunity, to find shelter, to get an education and to have food. ‘Wait’ until men say ‘Yes’ to women’s wants, until men feel like doing it.