Manisha Kaura (she/her) is an animator and documentary filmmaker working on a docuseries called "United States of Abuse" debuting free on YouTube and Vimeo, and also preparing for extensive multi-billion dollar civil litigation against the Desais, other people, and other institutions. She is seeking asylum in Switzerland, international legal action, federal legal action, state legal action, and international protection under the United Nations Convention Against Torture.
Her prior achievements include completing all training requirements to be Called to the Bar as a Barrister in England and Wales through the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn from 2020 to 2024, giving a private TEDx talk in French Polynesia in 2016 at age 23, winning three Miss Utah titles in 2016 at ages 23 and 24, building a student-run organization she founded as a teenager into a registered nonprofit active in multiple countries, creating a free telederamtology platform for marginalized patients, filming a documentary about indoor tanning bed usage amongst insecure women and girls, starting a rare disease community for patients, attempting to cure multiple malodorous rare diseases including Manisha's which is also neurodegenerative, founding and designing an award-winning fashion label that presented collections in runway shows at New York Fashion Week, hosting a popular fashion podcast that distributed worldwide, animating educational videos that will be distributed on television networks around the world to help children master English vocabulary once an IP ownership dispute has been resolved, and more. Her awards include Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts, World Economic Forum Global Shaper, and invited to the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture. A University of Oxford, St Catherine's College dropout who will be going back to school in a year or more, Manisha cares a lot about making a positive difference in the world, transmuting her pain and trauma into actionable projects, products, and services that improve society. In her spare time, Manisha enjoys reading, listening to music, going to theatre and Broadway shows, exercising, engaging with her spirituality, and dreaming of a better future for herself, her loved one, and others. Disabled class and proud, she has been based in New York City since February 2021 and enjoys taking care of her neighborhood's outdoor cats and birds.
Manisha rejects the societal expectation that women who've suffered the crimes she's survived and been sexualized without consent in the manner that has happened to her must commit suicide. No, Manisha is going to get absolute civil and criminal justice, and everyone involved is going to face accountability. Given what happened in her first lawsuit which she filed pro se as a matter of survival, Manisha is filing with lawyers this time around, and will seek justice from jury trials, orders, and judgments.
"No one is above the law; justice is equal for all. While it may take time, justice always catches up with habitual offenders, arriving precisely when due. Let justice be served." -Errol Anthony Smythe
"People don't have the final say. God has the final say." -Joel Osteen