There is no #MeToo for us brown women. Because when we brown women report sex crimes or domestic violence, we are attacked, and almost killed. Left to rot. By many in the media and own politicians and communities. My British Government and MP will not even help me. They ignore me. So I have launched #BrownMeToo as part of #JusticeForYasmin Campaign and ask you to please help a good woman out?

“As I, a survivor, suddenly became stranded in Bangladesh on false spurious criminal charges, filed by my own blood Muslim family (mother, brother, sisters and cousins). Who are all living in Bangladesh, UK or Sweden. They have been punishing me because on 8th July 2022, after I arrived in Bangladesh for a business trip and chose to report a historical sexual assault.

“I informed the Bangladesh High Commission in London, Bangladeshi Police Khotwali Thana and Beanibazaar, of concerns for my safety. 

Since then I have been harassed, intimidated, attacked, abused and even left hospitalised. A large iron back gate to my late father’s property was even cut off by gangsters during the daytime. Everyone who could help – is turning a blind eye. All my family are working together to try and stop me from speaking my truth. And to protect my perpetrator, Saleh Ahmed Khasru, an elderly married man. And to also steal my late father’s multi-million-pound estate. Whom I believe they all murdered.

There is no #MeToo for us brown women. Because when we brown women report sex crimes or domestic violence, we are attacked, and almost killed. Left to rot. By many in the media and own politicians and communities. My British Government and MP will not even help me. They ignore me. So I have launched #BrownMeToo as part of #JusticeForYasmin Campaign and ask you to please help a good woman out?

“As I, a survivor, suddenly became stranded in Bangladesh on false spurious criminal charges, filed by my own blood Muslim family (mother, brother, sisters and cousins). Who are all living in Bangladesh, UK or Sweden. They have been punishing me because on 8th July 2022, after I arrived in Bangladesh for a business trip and chose to report a historical sexual assault.

“I informed the Bangladesh High Commission in London, Bangladeshi Police Khotwali Thana and Beanibazaar, of concerns for my safety. 

Since then I have been harassed, intimidated, attacked, abused and even left hospitalised. A large iron back gate to my late father’s property was even cut off by gangsters during the daytime. Everyone who could help – is turning a blind eye. All my family are working together to try and stop me from speaking my truth. And to protect my perpetrator, Saleh Ahmed Khasru, an elderly married man. And to also steal my late father’s multi-million-pound estate. Whom I believe they all murdered.