Walk for Justice
The Issue
To,
Mr. Steve Dziedzic
President : change organization
Subject: URGENT REQUEST FOR INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION, PROTECTION, AND OPPORTUNITY TO ADDRESS THE PRESS REGARDING SERIOUS INCIDENTS — CASE OF ENGR. MIRZA S. HASAN
Your Excellency,
I am writing to you with the utmost gravity and sincerity. I do so not out of choice, but because every domestic avenue available to me has been exhausted without result. I approach your esteemed office as a last resort, in the spirit of upholding fundamental human rights, professional integrity, and the principle that justice should be accessible to all people regardless of their standing or influence.
My name is Engr. Mirza S. Hasan. I am a civil engineer, legal academic, independent researcher, and professional based in Bangladesh. My qualifications include a BSc in Civil Engineering, an LLB, and an Executive MBA in Human Resource Management aprd.. For many years, I have worked to contribute to my country’s development — through teaching, research, professional consultation, and public-interest writing. I have always sought to work within the law, to build understanding, and to support constructive progress in my nation.
In 2021, I was physically attacked and threatened by an organised group. Ex priminister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina, her local. Leaders and Bangladesh police members. As I was also independent journalist. It was horror situation on me over 3 years cand narrate in one email. As a direct consequence of the injuries sustained and the climate of fear created, I was unable to sit for important scheduled examinations — including law examinations that would have advanced my professional standing. I believe these same forces have continued to obstruct my professional path ever since.
Most concerning is this: those I believe to be connected to these actions are persons of significant influence within the government and local administration. Because of this standing, local police stations, magistrate courts, and domestic institutions have been unable or unwilling to provide meaningful support or impartial inquiry. There has been no fair hearing. There has been no adequate investigation. There has been no remedy.
Since these events occurred, I have sent approximately sixty‑seven communications to various international bodies — including the United Nations, UNDP, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, the World Health Organization, and others. While I remain grateful for the attention some offices have given my situation, no institution has yet been able to provide active guardianship, effective intervention, or independent observation of my case within Bangladesh. My rights remain unprotected, my professional progress remains obstructed, and the fundamental principle that the powerful must be accountable appears to have been set aside.
It is for these reasons that I respectfully turn to you. I do not ask for intervention in Bangladesh’s internal affairs — I ask only that the truth be heard. I seek the opportunity to meet with members of the international press, under appropriate observation, to state publicly what occurred, what I have endured, and what barriers continue to stand in the way of justice in my case. I believe this is my most basic right: to speak openly about harm I have suffered without fear of further retaliation.
I respectfully request your consideration of the following:
- That your office acknowledge receipt of this communication and register my case as a matter of concern;
- That you provide guidance on how an independent professional may seek international observation of his situation when domestic recourse fails;
- That you support, where possible, my request for a safe and dignified opportunity to present the facts of my case before the international media;
- That you advise me of any international mechanism, programme, or network through which professionals facing obstruction or threat may seek support and protection;
- That my identity and the details shared here be treated with appropriate confidentiality until such time as I may speak publicly myself.
I remain committed to peace, legality, and constructive engagement. I do not seek conflict — I seek the restoration of my ability to work, study, and speak freely within my own country. I believe that where justice cannot be found at home, the international community has a vital role in at least ensuring that the truth may be told.
Thank you for your time and consideration. Whatever response you may be able to offer, I will receive it with gratitude and respect.
Yours sincerely,
Engr. Mirza S. Hasan
BSc in Civil Engineering | LLB (Pass) | E.MBA (HRM aprd prj. )
Guest Lecturer | Independent Researcher & Consultant
Bangladesh
Contact:
+880 1796 426964
+880 1907 711359
+880 1771 743317
+880 1410 763366
Email: engr.mirza_guest.hr@zohomail.com
NB. This communication is confidential and intended for the recipient only. It sets forth facts believed to be accurate and is submitted in the interest of human dignity, professional continuity and justice.
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The Issue
To,
Mr. Steve Dziedzic
President : change organization
Subject: URGENT REQUEST FOR INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION, PROTECTION, AND OPPORTUNITY TO ADDRESS THE PRESS REGARDING SERIOUS INCIDENTS — CASE OF ENGR. MIRZA S. HASAN
Your Excellency,
I am writing to you with the utmost gravity and sincerity. I do so not out of choice, but because every domestic avenue available to me has been exhausted without result. I approach your esteemed office as a last resort, in the spirit of upholding fundamental human rights, professional integrity, and the principle that justice should be accessible to all people regardless of their standing or influence.
My name is Engr. Mirza S. Hasan. I am a civil engineer, legal academic, independent researcher, and professional based in Bangladesh. My qualifications include a BSc in Civil Engineering, an LLB, and an Executive MBA in Human Resource Management aprd.. For many years, I have worked to contribute to my country’s development — through teaching, research, professional consultation, and public-interest writing. I have always sought to work within the law, to build understanding, and to support constructive progress in my nation.
In 2021, I was physically attacked and threatened by an organised group. Ex priminister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina, her local. Leaders and Bangladesh police members. As I was also independent journalist. It was horror situation on me over 3 years cand narrate in one email. As a direct consequence of the injuries sustained and the climate of fear created, I was unable to sit for important scheduled examinations — including law examinations that would have advanced my professional standing. I believe these same forces have continued to obstruct my professional path ever since.
Most concerning is this: those I believe to be connected to these actions are persons of significant influence within the government and local administration. Because of this standing, local police stations, magistrate courts, and domestic institutions have been unable or unwilling to provide meaningful support or impartial inquiry. There has been no fair hearing. There has been no adequate investigation. There has been no remedy.
Since these events occurred, I have sent approximately sixty‑seven communications to various international bodies — including the United Nations, UNDP, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, the World Health Organization, and others. While I remain grateful for the attention some offices have given my situation, no institution has yet been able to provide active guardianship, effective intervention, or independent observation of my case within Bangladesh. My rights remain unprotected, my professional progress remains obstructed, and the fundamental principle that the powerful must be accountable appears to have been set aside.
It is for these reasons that I respectfully turn to you. I do not ask for intervention in Bangladesh’s internal affairs — I ask only that the truth be heard. I seek the opportunity to meet with members of the international press, under appropriate observation, to state publicly what occurred, what I have endured, and what barriers continue to stand in the way of justice in my case. I believe this is my most basic right: to speak openly about harm I have suffered without fear of further retaliation.
I respectfully request your consideration of the following:
- That your office acknowledge receipt of this communication and register my case as a matter of concern;
- That you provide guidance on how an independent professional may seek international observation of his situation when domestic recourse fails;
- That you support, where possible, my request for a safe and dignified opportunity to present the facts of my case before the international media;
- That you advise me of any international mechanism, programme, or network through which professionals facing obstruction or threat may seek support and protection;
- That my identity and the details shared here be treated with appropriate confidentiality until such time as I may speak publicly myself.
I remain committed to peace, legality, and constructive engagement. I do not seek conflict — I seek the restoration of my ability to work, study, and speak freely within my own country. I believe that where justice cannot be found at home, the international community has a vital role in at least ensuring that the truth may be told.
Thank you for your time and consideration. Whatever response you may be able to offer, I will receive it with gratitude and respect.
Yours sincerely,
Engr. Mirza S. Hasan
BSc in Civil Engineering | LLB (Pass) | E.MBA (HRM aprd prj. )
Guest Lecturer | Independent Researcher & Consultant
Bangladesh
Contact:
+880 1796 426964
+880 1907 711359
+880 1771 743317
+880 1410 763366
Email: engr.mirza_guest.hr@zohomail.com
NB. This communication is confidential and intended for the recipient only. It sets forth facts believed to be accurate and is submitted in the interest of human dignity, professional continuity and justice.
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Petition created on 9 November 2026