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The Way Forward – request
Hon’ble Chief Minister sir,
We the members of the Meetei diaspora, residing in India as well as other countries around the world,
are writing to express our deep concern about the inability of the incumbent government of Manipur
to control the on-going violence and destruction of the social and democratic fabric of our state since
violence broke out on the 3rd of May 2023.

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WMC is launching a Signature Campaign on Change.org with the title of “An Appeal to Review and Rectify UN PR on Manipur Issue to Ensure Impartiality and Inclusivity”

Launch Date: 25th October 2023
Time : 19:30 IST

Google meet Link :
https://meet.google.com/uiz-anbk-dpb

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Imagine waking up one day to find your home destroyed, your loved ones missing, and your entire life upended. This is the reality faced by the countless Meetei families in Manipur displaced due to violence and conflict.

It breaks our hearts to witness their suffering, but we refuse to stand idle. With your help and generosity, we can bring hope and relief to these displaced families, providing them with the support and resources they need to rebuild their lives.

Join us in this noble cause, and let us show them that they are not alone – together, we can make a difference. Donate now to give hope to the displaced Meetei families in need.

In addition to the devastating loss and trauma experienced by the violence-affected Meetei families in Manipur, several other themes deserve our attention. One such theme is preserving cultural heritage and traditions in adversity.

For these families, displacement means losing their homes and possessions and risks eroding their identity and traditions. By donating to this cause, we can help support efforts to preserve and revive Meetei culture, ensuring that future generations have the opportunity to embrace their heritage.

Furthermore, another theme that arises from this situation is the need for sustainable development in conflict-affected areas. Displacement often results in economic instability and a lack of access to basic necessities, such as food, clothes, shelter, and healthcare. By donating, we can contribute to projects focusing on long-term development, providing these families with the tools and resources to rebuild their lives beyond mere survival.

It is also important to recognize the impact of displacement on women and children. They are often the most vulnerable in such situations, facing increased risks of violence, exploitation, and limited education opportunities. Donating to this cause will help provide a safe environment for women and children, ensuring they have access to essential support systems and resources to rebuild their lives.

Additionally, this cause allows us to acknowledge the interconnectedness of global issues. Conflict and displacement do not exist in isolation – political, social, and economic factors often fuel them. By supporting the violence-affected victims of Meetei families in Manipur, we contribute to a larger movement for peace, justice, and equality.

Ultimately, donating to give hope to the violence-affected people of Manipur in need is not just an act of charity but a powerful statement that showcases our shared humanity and compassion.

It is a way of acknowledging that we are all interconnected and are responsible for supporting one another in times of crisis. Let us unite and make a difference in the lives of these families who have suffered so much. Donate now and be the change you wish to see in the world.

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on 14 May 2023, the World Meitei Council held a public gathering at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. The meeting was called to address some pressing concerns that the Meitei community faces in India. The National Spokesperson of the WMC, Mr. Nabakishore Yumnam, spoke at the gathering, making a special appeal to the Government of India. With a convincing tone of voice, he highlighted some of the urgent issues that our community is faced with and urged the government to take immediate action. Let’s listen in to what Mr. Yumnam had to say.

The Meitei community has faced various issues in India, including discrimination, harassment, and marginalization. Mr. Yumnam addressed these problems in his speech, emphasizing the need for the government to take action to protect the rights of the Meitei people. He also highlighted the importance of preserving the cultural and linguistic heritage of the community. Mr. Yumnam spoke about the contributions of the Meitei people to the country’s culture and economy, and called for their recognition and inclusion in mainstream society.

In addition to the urgent concerns affecting the Meitei community, Mr. Yumnam also expressed his views on the broader issues facing the country. He spoke about the need to strengthen democracy, protect human rights, and address social and economic inequalities. Mr. Yumnam’s speech resonated with the crowd gathered at Jantar Mantar, who chanted slogans and held up placards in support of his message.

Beyond the immediate actions that the government needs to take, Mr. Yumnam’s speech also highlighted the importance of dialogue and collaboration between different communities and stakeholders. He emphasized the need for unity and solidarity among all groups in India, and called for peaceful and inclusive approaches to resolving conflicts and addressing societal challenges.

Overall, the World Meitei Council’s public gathering at Jantar Mantar highlighted some of the pressing issues facing the Meitei community in India, and demonstrated the determination of its members to work towards justice and equality. Mr. Yumnam’s speech served as a powerful reminder of the importance of preserving cultural diversity and fostering inclusive societies. It is hoped that the government will heed the call for action, and work towards a more just and equitable future for all Indians.

Furthermore, the WMC’s public gathering also shed light on the broader issue of representation and visibility for marginalized communities in India. The Meitei community is just one of the many ethnic and linguistic groups that have long been ignored or overlooked by mainstream society. It is essential to recognize the contributions and lived experiences of these minority groups, and to include them in decision-making processes at all levels of government and society.

Another critical theme that emerged from Mr. Yumnam’s speech was the need for education and awareness-raising initiatives. He spoke about the importance of educating the broader public on the history, culture, and struggles of the Meitei community, and of creating opportunities for dialogue and exchange between different groups. By fostering empathy and understanding across societal divides, we can help build more inclusive and cohesive societies.

Finally, the WMC’s gathering at Jantar Mantar highlighted the power of collective action and community mobilization. It is only by coming together and speaking out against injustice and inequality that we can hope to effect meaningful change. It is essential to create spaces for advocacy and activism, for people to express their concerns and demand the rights and protections they deserve.

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