A reminder for Lesbian Visibility Day: Being seen is not enough. We must refuse the erasure, silence, and violence that lesbians, sapphic women, and queer people still face even within progressive spaces.🧡🤍🩷 📢 As Pim, a queer woman human rights defender, reminds us: activist and political spaces must ALSO confront the lesbophobia, misogyny, and exclusion that too often push lesbian voices to the margins. As decolonial and intersectional feminists, we affirm how lesbians h

The women united will never be defeated! ✊🏽 Today on International Women’s Day , we’re celebrating women in all their intersecting diversities. International Women’s Day was born from the struggles of women workers organizing for dignity, fair wages, and justice. It was never meant to be a corporate celebration. It was, and still is, a movement. We honour the roots of this day by celebrating the voices and leadership of women too who continue to struggle for justice: women w

On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we honor the leadership of persons with disabilities, especially women, queer folks, migrants, Indigenous peoples, and racialised communities whose struggles are too often erased. 📣 As Patricia Berne of Sins Invalid reminds us, “We cannot comprehend ableism without grasping its interrelations with heteropatriarchy, white supremacy, colonialism and capitalism.” Feminist movements fail unless we confront ableism and the s

🌈 As sad as it is, in a world that wants you to spread yourself thin in service of others and the capitalist machine, caring for...

On 25 August 2017, over 800,000 Rohingya were forced to flee their homes in Myanmar to escape mass killings, sexual violence, and...

❗️Deadline is 11 August 2025! 🤳🏼We are looking for a dynamic, Intersectional Feminist Communications Manager to help us implement...

#CEDAW ✊🏽 Manushya brings the voices of the Women Fighting Corporate Abuse and Climate Injustice in Thailand to the UN!🇺🇳 🇹🇭 On 19 June, during its 91st Session, the UN CEDAW Committee reviewed Thailand’s performance on women’s and girls’ rights. We made sure the CEDAW Committee heard what the government did not say: Rural, Indigenous, and ethnic women in Thailand are paying the highest price for unchecked business practices, land grabs, and climate inaction! Together wi

🌈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...

🌈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...

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

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

As Decolonial & Intersectional Feminists from the Global Majority, we at Manushya Foundation rise in fierce resistance — reclaiming...

✊🏾 At Manushya, we say: Multilateralism must serve the Peoples — not the 1%. Too often, global diplomacy protects the elite, while the Global South is bombed, starved, silenced, and erased. From Gaza to Sudan, from Congo to the Rohingya refugee camps — where is the outcry? Where is justice? 💥 That’s why we fight to #DecolonizeTheUN and reclaim diplomacy as a tool for justice for The Peoples — not geopolitics. We stand for: 🔥 Grassroots voices at the table 🌱 Climate justic

#DecolonialFeminism 🌏🌱 This #EarthDay, April 22nd, we say loud and clear: Destroy the Patriarchy, Not the Planet! 🤔 Ever wondered how...

From Gaza to Sudan, from Congo to Myanmar, from Afghanistan to the heart of every home — the fight for women’s rights is the fight for...