Ziaur continues his fight for justice of Rohingya and rights for refugees.
Ziaur was born on 20 June 1993 at Mee Chang Zay, Buthidaung township of Arakan State, West Myanmar. His family was denied the rights of citizenship in Myanmar and, instead, was subjected to human rights abuses with no recourse. His father worked as a farmer to provide for the family. The father was forced by the Myanmar military to do various kinds of unqualified job, like carrying their stuff around, and then performing the duty as a village border control – all these he had to do at least thrice a week without a payment or even a simple meal provided. There was a day his father refused to attend the services. Next day the military appeared at the house. The military beat and tortured the father which left him with forever crippled leg. Later, his family sought refuge in Bangladesh before another tragedy hit them. Forced into a desperate situation, Ziaur’s father abandoned the family when he was just two years old, making them dependent to the maternal grandmother’s famil
