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Why Are We All Here Together on 25 August 2017?We are here because 25 August 2017 changed our lives forever.We are here ...
25/08/2026

Why Are We All Here Together on 25 August 2017?
We are here because 25 August 2017 changed our lives forever.
We are here to remember the thousands of lives that were lost, the families that were separated, the homes that were burned, and the people who were forced to leave their homeland with nothing but fear and tears.
We are here because millions of dreams were destroyed in a single tragedy.
We are here because we still carry the pain of those who never made it to safety. We carry the memories of our villages, our homes, our schools, our mosques, and the loved ones we left behind.
Nine years have passed, but the question remains:
How many more years must we live in refugee camps?
How many more generations must grow up without a homeland?
How many more lives must be lost before the world says, “Enough”?
We are not gathered here to create hatred.
We are gathered here to remember.
We are gathered here to speak.
We are gathered here to demand justice, dignity, safety, and the right to return home.
We may be refugees today, but we have not forgotten where we belong.
25 August is not just a date.
It is a wound in our history.
It is a memory of loss.
It is a call for justice.
And it is a promise that we will never forget.
We stand together because our pain is shared, our history is shared, and our hope for a peaceful return home is shared.
We remember.
We survive.
We stand together.
We will not be forgotten.




















25/08/2026

How many lives must we lose before the world says, “Enough is enough”?
How long must we survive in refugee camps before we are allowed to live?
Why can’t we live like you—in our own country, with our own rights?
How many generations must be born in exile before we can finally go home?
Why does the world hold the key to our future while we remain locked outside our homeland?
If freedom belongs to everyone, why not to the Rohingya?
If home is a human right, why are we denied ours?
How long must a people wait for justice?
When will the world stop seeing us as refugees and start seeing us as human beings?
Who will answer the child who asks, “When can we go home?”

We are not asking for sympathy.
We are asking for justice, dignity, and the right to return home. 🕯️














🕯️

The Same Sea, Different EyesPeople come to the sea with smiling faces,To chase the breeze and count the waves.They laugh...
30/07/2026

The Same Sea, Different Eyes

People come to the sea with smiling faces,
To chase the breeze and count the waves.
They laugh as the water kisses the shore,
Capturing memories they'll forever save.
But when I stand before that endless blue,
My heart forgets how to breathe.
The waves don't sing a song to me—
They whisper names buried beneath.
That sea is not just water.
It is a grave without a stone.
It holds the cries of mothers,
The fathers who never came home.
Thousands of our brothers and sisters,
Our parents, our children too,
Were swallowed by those merciless waves
While searching for a life they never knew.
You see beauty in the ocean's dance;
I see tears that never dry.
You hear the sound of peaceful waves;
I hear the echoes of desperate cries.
So if you wonder why I cannot smile
When the sea stretches before my eyes,
Remember this:
To you, it is a place to visit.
To me, it is where my people sleep for ever.










“Went there to refresh our minds, but returned with unforgettable memories and stronger friendship. 🌿❤️
28/05/2026

“Went there to refresh our minds, but returned with unforgettable memories and stronger friendship. 🌿❤️

  for   Amin Shah Alam  Amin Shah Alam was not just a headline.He was a father. A refugee. A human being.He survived per...
28/02/2026

for Amin Shah Alam

Amin Shah Alam was not just a headline.
He was a father. A refugee. A human being.
He survived persecution. He survived displacement.
But he did not survive neglect.
Being Rohingya is not a crime.
Being vulnerable is not a crime.
Being nearly blind and unable to speak English is not a crime.
Every human deserves dignity.
Every human deserves protection.
Every human deserves to go home safely.
We are not asking for special treatment.
We are asking for humanity.
Justice is not about politics.
It is about compassion.
It is about accountability.
It is about making sure no vulnerable person is left alone again.
🌍 The world must not stay silent.
🕊️ May his soul rest in peace.
⚖️ May truth and justice prevail.


29/11/2025

Very useful structure
In a fit of rage

Peace in the heart, colors in the soul.”“Standing quietly, blooming within.”“Soft vibes, strong spirit.”“Where nature is...
20/11/2025

Peace in the heart, colors in the soul.”

“Standing quietly, blooming within.”

“Soft vibes, strong spirit.”

“Where nature is calm, my mind is calmer.”

“A peaceful moment in a colorful world.”

“Let the calm guide your steps.”

“Surrounded by beauty, centered in peace.”

“Gentle days, gentle thoughts.”

17/11/2025

Most useful structure


02/11/2025

As a persecuted Rohingya

To the United Nations, world leaders, and all those who speak of human rights

I have written this as a persecuted Rohingya who has lived through pain that words can barely describe. Today, as I see people in Africa being burned alive, my heart bleeds again because I know that pain. I have seen my own people burned, shot, and slaughtered in Myanmar simply for being Rohingya. I have seen babies thrown into the air, their tiny bodies cut to pieces before their mothers' eyes.

How long will the United Nations just look? How long will you count our dead, write your reports, and hold meetings while human beings are treated worse than animals?

You see the fires. You see the massacres. You issue statements. But still, we are suffering - in refugee camps, in fear, without a homeland, without justice, without hope.

We don't need sympathy. We need action real action. We need justice from the International Criminal Court, and we need immediate protection for every innocent life, whether in Africa or Arakan.

The world cannot keep silent while humans are burned alive. Every life matters African, Rohingya, Palestinian, or any other. If the UN truly stands for humanity, then prove it. Act now before more blood flows, before another generation is lost.

Please don't let history remember that the United Nations watched while we burned.

Sincerely,

A Persecuted Rohingya


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07/10/2025

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