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Over The Years - A Look Into Student Killings in Thailand

Manushya Foundation

Sep 18, 2020

Over The Years - A Look Into Student Killings in Thailand

Let’s remember ~ Let’s not forget the brave youth students in Thailand. Let’s keep an eye and protect those protesting today. As an...

Achieving Equal Pay to Advance Women's Rights

Manushya Foundation

Sep 17, 2020

Achieving Equal Pay to Advance Women's Rights

On this International Equal Pay Day, we condemn gender inequality and advocate for equal pay! In Southeast Asia as well as across all...

Democracy in Southeast Asia: Fighting For Freedom

Manushya Foundation

Sep 15, 2020

Democracy in Southeast Asia: Fighting For Freedom

On this International Day of Democracy, we shed the light on the rise of authoritarianism and the attacks on civil and political rights...

Are We Free Online? - Digital Rights in Malaysia

Manushya Foundation

Sep 13, 2020

Are We Free Online? - Digital Rights in Malaysia

Check our ‘SPOTLIGHT-Malaysia’ on the misuse of anti-democratic law, policies and actions by the government of Malaysia that violates...

Behind the Byline - Faces of Press Freedom (September's Most Urgent Cases)

Manushya Foundation

Sep 11, 2020

Behind the Byline - Faces of Press Freedom (September's Most Urgent Cases)

All over the world, it is getting more and more difficult to hold the line for press freedom and free speech. For One Free Press...

Are We Free Online? - Digital Rights in Indonesia

Manushya Foundation

Sep 8, 2020

Are We Free Online? - Digital Rights in Indonesia

Check our ‘SPOTLIGHT-Indonesia’ on the misuse of anti-democratic law, policies and actions by the government of Indonesia that violates...

Are Student Protests in Thailand the Tipping Point for Change?

Manushya Foundation

Sep 1, 2020

Are Student Protests in Thailand the Tipping Point for Change?

On Wednesday 2nd of September, Emilie Pradichit, Founder & Director of Manushya Foundation, was invited to take part in the Al Jazeera...

Are We Free Online? - Digital Rights in Laos

Manushya Foundation

Aug 28, 2020

Are We Free Online? - Digital Rights in Laos

Check the pictures below to learn more about the use of anti-democratic law, policies and actions by the government of Laos that violates...

Are We Free Online? - Digital Rights in Thailand

Manushya Foundation

Aug 14, 2020

Are We Free Online? - Digital Rights in Thailand

If you missed our RightsCon 2020 session: "Will democracy survive ‘national security’ in the digital spaces of Southeast Asia?", check...

Behind the Byline - Faces of Press Freedom (August's Most Urgent Cases)

Manushya Foundation

Aug 13, 2020

Behind the Byline - Faces of Press Freedom (August's Most Urgent Cases)

#PressFreedom - #JournalismIsNotACrime One Free Press Coalition has released its list of 10 most urgent unresolved criminal cases...

Manushya Foundation

Aug 8, 2020

Who Are Indigenous Peoples?

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES: On the International World’s Indigenous Peoples Day, we pay tribute to these amazing human beings, protectors of our...

SPOTLIGHT - Restrictive Laws in Cambodia Violating Digital Rights in the Name of "National Security"

Manushya Foundation

Aug 6, 2020

SPOTLIGHT - Restrictive Laws in Cambodia Violating Digital Rights in the Name of "National Security"

DIGITAL RIGHTS: To kick-off our Campaign to Stop Digital Dictatorship in Southeast Asia and provide solutions from leading voices on the...

SPOTLIGHT on the Student-Led Pro-Democracy Rallies in Thailand

Manushya Foundation

Jul 29, 2020

SPOTLIGHT on the Student-Led Pro-Democracy Rallies in Thailand

DEMOCRACY: On the evening of 18 July 2020, students & youth took to the streets to protest against the Thai Government. The #เยาวชนปลดแอก...

SPOTLIGHT on LGBTIQ+ Recognition in Thailand

Manushya Foundation

Jul 23, 2020

SPOTLIGHT on LGBTIQ+ Recognition in Thailand

LGBTQI+ RIGHTS: While Thailand is globally known for its open acceptance of the LGBTIQ+ community, there is much left to be done to give...

Anti-Democratic Laws in Hong Kong & The Philippines Passed in the Name of "National Security"

Manushya Foundation

Jul 17, 2020

Anti-Democratic Laws in Hong Kong & The Philippines Passed in the Name of "National Security"

DIGITAL RIGHTS: Recently, Hong Kong’s National Security Law and The Philippine’s Anti-Terrorism Law have been enacted, becoming a threat...

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