Thousands of kilometers from Myanmar, the struggles and efforts of a Rohingya refugee to improve the situation of his people continue nearly 20 years after he fled the Southeast Asian country and settled in Japan.Zaw Min Htut, 45, who runs a recycle business in Saitama Prefecture, north of Tokyo, has been advocating for the rights of the persecuted minority as the executive director of Rohingya Advocacy Network in Japan (RANJ)."My main focus is to let Japanese people, from top to bottom, understand the Rohingya situation so that one day, they can lend a helping hand to Rohingya," he said in…READ FULL ARTICLE
