Despite everything,we want to travel back to Myanmar, but only with citizenship and our rights I near from a village called Nga Sarkyue. It is a romantic place with lots of green gardens and many kinds of trees and flowers. It is surrounded by a small river on three sides, and on its eastern side there are tall mountains. We used to travel up there with friends to get fresh air and to debate. It is surrounded by farmland as well. But after October 2016,most of that was taken by the Myanmar government.
In the past few years, I became more and more like a prisoner in my village. I could not trip freely to other places without getting the permission of authorities – and that always cost a large amount of money. Related: 'establish in a cage': Rohingya remaining in Myanmar consigned to life of fear Related: 'I try to bury that pain': Rohingya refugees on the trauma they carry Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com