Our Existence (Rahinga) is No More Long!

Rohingya men and women coming to the team beyond the border Photo taken from the Hariyakhali area on Monday afternoon.
The Salvation Army of Arakan Rohingya (Aresa) attacked 30 police stations and a military camp on August 25 in Rakhine state, Myanmar. Official sources in Myanmar said that Aresa was a Rohingya separatist group and that 10 police officers, 1 army and 1 immigrant officer were killed in the attack. 77 dead in "separatists" In view of the incident, the army of Myanmar initiated the 'Shuddhi Expedition' in the zone in question. Now the people of Rohingya have arrived at the border of Bangladesh. News from Myanmar's security forces
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News Agency Al Jazeera speaks to a person from the Rohingya community who lives in the state of Rakhine. He is 24 years old. The situation of the Rohingyas in Myanmar, how they spent so many days and Rohingyas' hopes for the current government of the country - has given its statement on these issues. But his identity has been kept secret for the sake of personal security. They highlighted the words of the person for the first readers of light,

Maungdaw - Throughout my life in the Rakhine state of Myanmar, about 24 years old, I am in a prison under the open sky in this state. I was born in Myanmar. In the formulas of my parents, I learned about the citizenship of this country. But my citizenship was taken away before the mother came into the womb. Because of my ethnic identity, my mobility, education, access to health care and comprehensive careers are largely regulated.

I can not work in government positions, I am prohibited. There is no right to higher education. I was barred from entering the capital of the country, Yangon. Even if the Rakhine State wanted to go elsewhere, it stopped. I am facing the worst example of discrimination. Because, I am a Muslim Rohingya-rohingya.

Over the years, the people of my people are being deprived of the least basic rights. Almost every day some of them were killed. We were shot dead in the eyes of everyone and systematically forced to our refugees. Our houses were broken in front of our eyes. We are victims of a cruel state crime.

Give an example to illustrate our situation. Suppose a rat is hung in a cage with a hungry cat. We are like this in Rohingya in this country. The only way to survive is to run. Or if someone helps us live.

We are still campaigning in Myanmar, where the Rakhine community is systematically campaigning to keep them apart. Our 'color' is called. This is an insulting name. It is generally used against Muslims. Children or elderly, no one is protected from persecution. We are victims of discrimination in school and the hospital.

Buddhists carry out a campaign to boycott us at any price. They say, 'Buy things only from Buddhists. If you give a penny to the Buddhists, they will make a pagoda. And if they give Muslims, they will make mosques. "Such comments have become a traditional behavior here and it encourages Buddhist extremists to attack us.

When Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi came to power in the 2015 elections, she hoped the change would come, we were hopeful. We are confident that this woman would end oppression against us as a symbol of democracy. But sadly, his silence on this issue provoked more violence. Finally we were disappointed. The last lamps of our hope have disappointed us.

A large number of Rohingya Muslims died in communal violence in 2012. Nearly 1.40,000 people were refugees within the country. The same incident was repeated in 2016. The violence of last October has played an important role in the emergence of a small armed group called Arisa.

Now our sisters and mothers are forced to give birth to a girl. The children running are also being fired and women's bodies are floating in the river. This is not an example of equal rights.

We are facing erosion. If the international community is not on our side, then we will be victims of the massacre as the most oppressed people in the world. And you will be witness.

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