Overview
- In a conversation with Hauterrfly, Manchu recounts an incident from tenth grade when strangers touched her inappropriately during a school trip on public transport.
- She says she usually traveled with a driver, a bodyguard, and her mother, but the school used public transit that day to collect exam hall tickets.
- Manchu recalls moving away without confrontation and later hearing similar experiences from her girlfriends, stressing that such abuse is not unusual.
- She describes being overwhelmed during the MeToo period after reading a Women’s Commission flier that mirrored her experiences, saying she fell down crying.
- Citing pressures on prominent families, she notes a reluctance to report such incidents publicly, and current coverage names no perpetrators and mentions no legal action.