Rohingya Life

Rohingya Vision EDITED BY SHUAIB  Written By Ziaur Rahman Kuala Lumpur Malaysia: My Rohingya people are suffering around the world. Over two million have become stateless and refugees to other countries because of persecution in Myanmar, especially the conflict happened in 2012. My people have been forced to leave their country in record numbers who are in the condition of beggars for seeking safety in other countries to be able to save their future with well living in the hope of building up of their family life. During the violence and attack on my people in Arakan State of Myanmar in 2012, thousands of Rohingya left the country while many of them were killed and most of the women were raped by human traffickers on the way to Malaysia, especially in Thai human trafficking camps. Most of the people were also arrested in Myanmar, Bangladesh, India, Thailand and Malaysia. A few have got release with the help of UNHCR. But, a few of them were able to go to the Kingdom of Sau

                    (Photo is Ziaur Rahman) Mary Scully Reports In October 2014, Ziaur Rahman was among a boatload of 310 Rohingya & Bangladeshi men, women, & children being kidnapped from Bangladesh & forcibly trafficked for sale by Thai brokers. They were taken to uninhabited islands off Thailand used as a base for smuggling, eventually to be trucked south to Malaysia. The group had been divided–some were still in hiding on the island, some had already been trucked south, & Ziaur was among a group of 53 men hiding in the bushes when Thai police intercepted them. The traffickers fled & the Rohingya & Bangladeshi men were incarcerated as undocumented immigrants rather than treated as trafficking victims & asylum seekers–a common human rights abuse in most countries, including the US. Local officials concerned about the human rights of the 53, took them into custody & called in human rights lawyers to defend them. Zaiur, who was the

Mary Scully Reports                Rohingya refugees in Saudi Arabian prison         Rohingya refugees in Bangladeshi prison       Rohingya refugees in Indonesian prison    Rohingya refugees in Thai prison This is an appeal from Rohingya human rights activist Ziaur Rahman focusing on the imprisonment in several countries of Rohingya refugees fleeing persecution, genocide, incarceration, & concentration camps in Myanmar:************* Remembering the jailed Rohingya around the world: My people are suffering around the world: over two million have become stateless and refugees to others countries because of persecution in Myanmar and especially the conflict in 2012. My people have been forced to leave their country in record numbers to seek safety in other countries, to be able to save their future and well living, and without knowing the risks they will face in others countries, especially without their family life. After the violence a