Transnational Repression Strikes Again? On Saturday, 14 June 2025, prominent Lao activist and political refugee Joseph Akaravong was the...

🌈Pride Month has come and gone once more. While it has brought a lot of joy, we witness recurring examples of why there is still so much...

#Opinion 💡 New Op-Ed | “Why Asia Must Step Up to Rein in Corporate Accountability—Before It’s Too Late” – By Debbie Stothard , Emilie...

How does colonialism still shape today’s climate injustice?Who bears the non-economic loss and damage in Asia and the Pacific? 📅 Today – Monday, 9 June 2025 🕑 2:00 PM ICT (Bangkok Time) 📺 LIVE on ZOOM 🔵 https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82751738841 🔥 Don’t miss the launch of our flagship report: “From Colonial Exploitation to Climate Vulnerability” An unflinching exposé of the legacy of colonization, extractivism, and the emotional, spiritual, and cultural losses suffered by m

📚Amidst a #Media landscape increasingly trying to silence, co-opt, and erase #Intersectional queer narratives, we must continue to...

The Mekong River — lifeline for over 70 million people — is now one of the most plastic-polluted rivers on Earth. From Chiang Saen to the...

🚨 #DecolonizeNow 📢 No Gender Justice Without Development Justice! 🌿 We’re proud to share our latest input to the UN Special Rapporteur...

This #PrideMonth, we honour our queer siblings across Southeast Asia and the Global Majority — those who resist every day, not just for...

📑 We have just submitted a report to the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to a Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment exposing the devastating impacts of the Luang Prabang Dam on Laos’ environment, communities, and cultural heritage. 🇱🇦 As Laos aims to operate 100 dams by 2030 in its bid to become the “Battery of Southeast Asia,” this so-called development is threatening a UNESCO World Heritage Site and displacing more than 500 families—without proper consultation or

🌐As a member of OECD Watch - a global civil society network that formally represents NGOs to the OECD committee promoting responsible business conduct - Manushya joined OECD Watch Global Gathering on April 8-11. ✊At a time where solidarity is needed more than ever, together with nearly 50 colleagues from around 30 countries, we strategised on how to strengthen collaboration and solidarity to break the infernal circle of corporate harm, corporate greed, corporate capture and

Join us as we confront the colonial roots of climate injustice and demand accountability! 📅 Monday, 9 June 2025 🕑 2:00 PM ICT (Bangkok Time) 📺 LIVE on Facebook 🔵 : https://bit.ly/43x0Euu 📺 LIVE on YouTube 🔴 : https://bit.ly/43v0GDr 🔥 Our new flagship report, ‘From Colonial Exploitation to Climate Vulnerability: A Legacy of Injustice for Marginalized Communities - Non-Economic Loss and Damage in Asia and the Pacific’ — a bold exposé of the impacts of colonization and e

✊🏽 As Decolonial and Intersectional Feminists from the Global Majority, in Southeast Asia, we at Manushya Foundation stand in Strength &...

Join us as we expose the untold side of the climate crisis: 📅 Monday, 9 June 2025 🕑 2:00 PM ICT (Bangkok Time) 📺 LIVE on Facebook &...

🪖 อีกหนึ่งเหตุการณ์สำคัญสำหรับการเรียกร้องประชาธิปไตยในไทยอย่าง ‘พฤษภาทมิฬ’ วนมาอีกครั้งและปีนี้ครบรอบ 33 ปีนับตั้งแต่ปี 2535...

🌈 Today, we stand in solidarity with LGBTQIA+ communities around the world — honoring our collective fight for freedom, dignity, and...