Must have Memories ...!

My first eye moistening reading experience was while I was reading "Weaving Water: An Autobiography" by Ajeet Cour, especially during the reading of chapter 101 and sequels, in 1995.

Then in 2012, through "Follow The Rabbit-Proof Fence" by Doris Pilkington and the film by Phillip Noyce. It was also a thrilling experience too. 

Then in 2017, through "The Diary of a Youg Girl" by Ann Frank and the follow-up reading of "Holocaust Memoirs of a Bergen?Belsen Survivor" by Nanatte Bliz Koing, class mate of Ann Frank. 

And now through "The Last Girl" by "Nadia Murad". Her story of captivity and her fight against Daesh will shatter us as Human Being.

Must have Memories ...!         

Throughout retro, humanity had gone through different kinds of suffering. We need to remember all those scoff at it forever. It must be reminded to the people of the new era and if not so, it can be repeated in a different style and appearance.

The sufferings we are experiencing, as a result of governance mismanagement and strategic impairment in policymaking, do not take much time to become a repetition of the past. A state elected through the democratic process, do not take much time to take the road to dictatorship. We need to be part of a people who are responsible, who are alert of every activity and watchful of every movement to shout out the pros and cons.

As Nadia desires, let Nadia be 'The Last Girl' to suffer human trafficking, torture and murder ...