Calling the World for Standing by Rohingya Describing Sufferings
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 Saudi Arabia through
Bangladesh, India and Nepal. Unfortunately, most of them were
arrested in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia whereas some are missing.
Still,
their families are crying with dreams and hopes of getting good
information. As the world people know, Myanmar government is still
carrying on persecution on Arakanese Rohingya in the form of an
ethnic cleansing. Besides, my people are also suffering in prisons in
Myanmar, Bangladesh, India, Thailand, Malaysia, and Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia who have been sentenced to jail for one, two or three years
for no crime other than seeking asylum. Actually, my people did not
wish to leave their community and their country. Nevertheless, they
only fled to other countries because of avoiding unbearable and
inhumane persecutions of Myanmar government.
Even
though Rohingya are indigenous in Myanmar, we are made stateless with
increasingly daily persecution in our country. We are scattered all
over the word but we do not involve in any criminal activities and
are not trying to harm or degrade any community. I always grieve for
my people. It is a shame for those countries where helpless people
are neglected, hated and persecuted.
FOR
MY ROHINGYA: I request the countries, where Rohingya take shelter,
and the people all over the world to raise the voice of
solidarity which will hearten Rohingya in troublesome lives. It would
be a huge support for that ill-fated community of the world who have
been severely persecuted and become stateless. You will lose nothing
by doing that but you will be rewarded by Allah for helping that
missing community of the world.
Now
I am appealing to the international community working for the rights
of human beings to stand by my people and you are asked to share this
news with other people around you.
My
people are not playing things. They are human beings with the same
blood and flesh like you but they have fallen in unspeakable
situation experiencing unthinkable tragedy and hardship for which
they are seeking helps to be safe everything including their
families, their possessions.
We
need to bring humanity and compassion back into the history of
Myanmar, because this crisis is about people, not about borders and
barriers. It’s about human dignity, not about deals.”
I
would like to recommend to the world to speak out against this
injustice and the silent genocide of my people in Arakan State,
Myanmar.
