HIGHLIGHTS

On August 14, 2025, AMUCO solemnly observed the 78th Manipur Independence Day at its headquarters in Kwakeithel, Imphal. The event brought together representatives from major women’s bodies—including AMAWOVA and Poirei Leimarol—alongside community elders, civil society representatives, and local youth to honor the historic day marking the end of British colonial rule in Manipur in 1947.

Throughout the ongoing socio-political challenges, AMUCO has consistently voiced strong public condemnations against targeted violence, specifically criticizing the tragic killings of prominent regional leaders, public intellectuals, and community scholars. The organization highlighted that attacks on community guidance figures severely undermine efforts toward peace, social stability, and intellectual progress. In its public releases and condolence gatherings,

Clubs have emerged as grassroots democratic instructions in various villages/localities of Manipur as an organization of local people for collective response since the beginning of the 20 century. Clubs represent the entire population of the locality and the management of the club is done by person chosen by a village meet which is normally called

Agitation Against Segregation (October 2026) In October 2026, the All Manipur United Clubs’ Organisation (AMUCO), in collaboration with four other major civil society organizations (CSOs), issued a stern and uncompromising warning to both the central and state governments against any political arrangements or administrative measures that could lead to the segregation, division, or alteration of