It goes without saying that in light of current global events, many of us are currently collectively immersed in uncomfortable but transformative processes of reconsidering and reimagining our values. We thus feel compelled, as we approach the end of Women’s History Month, to do some reflection, through our Intersectional Feminist lens, to hold ourselves accountable and grounded as we navigate this difficult time. And in the spirit of our ongoing efforts to decenter the colon

#Earthquake 🚨 We are safe. Thank you to all of you who have reached out to us; we are grateful for your solidarity and care. 🙏 Our...

#PeopleOverProfit #DecolonizeCorporatePower ✊ Few weeks ago, on January 22, Manushya Foundation took part in Thomson Reuters...

This day is known officially by the UN as ‘International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the ‘Transatlantic Slave Trade’...

#SaveWanchalerm 🙏 It has been four years since the disappearance of Wanchalerm ‘Tar’ Satsaksit; the people have a right to know the...

#FightRacism 📌 International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination – March 21 is a global call to fight racism and ethnic...

Some might believe “money buys happiness,” implying that the more financial capital we have, the more we can afford to meet our needs,...

It’s time to dismantle the systems that have oppressed us for centuries. The patriarchy has always tried to keep us silent, to keep us in...

📅 18 March 2025🕗 5:30 - 7:00 PM📍 SEA Junction, 4th Floor, BACC The abrupt suspension and termination of USAID-funded projects has sent shockwaves across Southeast Asia, disrupting critical aid programs and leaving civil society organizations and local communities struggling to fill the gaps. As funding freezes, human rights and development work across the region face unprecedented challenges—but how do we move forward? 🎙 Speakers include: 🔹 John Luke Chua, Moderator 🔹

At #RightsCon 2025, as part of the ASEAN Regional Coalition to #StopDigitalDictatorship, we convened a powerful session:“Solidarity...

How can we cultivate our mindsets surrounding love to center interconnectedness? Swipe to read more! Where the Oppressors are fueled by fear-driven hatred that encourages individualism, we must choose to be fueled by courage-driven love that fosters collective-driven action. But in order to do this, we must divest from the limitations of the status quo surrounding ‘love,’ and expand our imaginations of what ‘love’ is, and can be. Our last #CollectiveCare post discussed steps

#DecoloniseTheInternet 🛜 We present the Post-Western Digital Rights #Manifesto. It is a radical commitment to solidarity, equity, and justice in the digital realm. This is a living document, built by and for communities resisting digital imperialism. Digital spaces were meant to liberate us, but they’ve been hijacked for surveillance, control, and corporate profit. ✊ It’s time to reclaim technology for the people. 💥 Technology has the power to transform society, but only

📅 18 March 2025 🕗 5:30 - 7:00 PM 📍 SEA Junction, 4th Floor, BACC The abrupt suspension and termination of USAID-funded projects has sent shockwaves across Southeast Asia, disrupting critical aid programs and leaving civil society organizations and local communities struggling to fill the gaps. As funding freezes, human rights and development work across the region face unprecedented challenges—but how do we move forward? 🎙 Speakers include: 🔹 Lia Sciortino Sumaryono, SEA

🚨 #WorldDayAgainstCyberCensorship 📵🌐 12 March 2025—On World Day Against Cyber Censorship , let’s be reminded that #censorship thrives on obedience. 🔥 Reject it. Resist it. Speak louder. 🔥 📵 1. What is Cyber Censorship? The internet was meant to be a tool of liberation —a space for free expression. Instead, the ruling class and governments worldwide have turned it into a weapon of control. Governments shut down networks 📵, imprison dissidents ⛓️, and erase truths t

#DecolonizeTheInternet ✊ Throwback to #RightsCon 2025: Decolonising Digital Rights & Data! 🚨 Big Tech, colonial legacies, and state power are intersecting to suppress dissent, silence resistance, and erase histories. From Palestine to Myanmar, digital platforms are complicit in oppression—profiting from engagement while muting calls for liberation. At #RightsCon2025 , as part of the ASEAN Regional Coalition to #StopDigitalDictatorship, we convened powerful voices from margi