KKYO, KZK,LEH flay threat against Prof. Rosemary

Kuda Kewhimia Youth Organization (KKYO), Kewhimia Zhavipfüko Krotho (KZK) and Lotha Eloe Hoho (LEH) have strongly condemned the recent death threat issued against Naga Mother’s Association (NMA) advisor and noted academician, Prof. Rosemary Dzuvichu.
In a statement, KKYO president, Melvin Solo and general secretary, Medo Linyu described the act as deeply disturbing and unacceptable in a democratic society. It termed the threat as a criminal assault on the fundamental rights to safety, dignity and freedom of expression. “Death threats are cowardly attempts to silence voices of truth and justice,” the organization stated, while affirming its full support and solidarity with Prof. Dzuvichu.
Kuda Kewhimia Youth Organization urged law enforcement authorities to investigate the matter and ensure that the perpetrator is held fully accountable.
It called on citizens, leaders and organizations to reject hate and uphold a society where every individual can live and speak without fear.
Meanwhile, Kewhimia Zhavipfüko Krotho also issued a condemnation, stating that the threat was not only a personal safety issue but an attack on human rights and the voices of women and marginalized communities. Kewhimia Zhavipfüko Krotho president Pekruzeü Daisy Mezhür and general secretary Asabu Liezietsu acknowledged Prof. Dzuvichu’s contributions to gender equity, indigenous rights and peaceful dialogue, and called for collective opposition to such intimidation.
Both organizations reaffirmed their commitment to justice, equality and peaceful coexistence, and urged all concerned to stand in solidarity with those working for social change.
Lotha Eloe Hoho (LEH) has strongly condemned the derogatory remarks and death threats directed at Prof. Rosemary Dzuvichu, a prominent woman leader and academician.
In a statement issued by Lotha Eloe Hoho president Thungbeni Ngullie, the Hoho termed the threats as unacceptable and an attack on the dignity and rights of all women who raise their voices for justice. It asserted that every individual has the right to speak freely and stand for what is right without fear or intimidation.
Lotha Eloe Hoho called for respect, dignity and protection of human rights, and urged society to stand united against such acts of violence and suppression.