ZCPU SafeNet Portal

Our Mission

The Zomi Cyber Protection Unit (ZCPU) is dedicated to defending the digital dignity of the Zomi people by combating misinformation, cyberbullying, and cultural attacks in online spaces.

We actively monitor, report, and respond to online harassment targeting the Zomi community, while empowering community members with digital literacy and cyber defense skills.

Through education, advocacy, and coordinated action, we aim to create a safer digital environment where Zomi identity and culture can thrive without fear of discrimination or erasure.

ZCPU Mission - Defending Zomi Digital Dignity

ZCPU Vision - A World of Digital Dignity for All

Our Vision

We envision a digital world where the Zomi people can freely express their identity, share their rich cultural heritage, and engage in online discourse without fear of harassment, discrimination, or misinformation.

We strive for a future where:

Zomi identity is recognized, respected, and celebrated online
Digital spaces are free from hate speech, cyberbullying, and cultural attacks
Authentic information about Zomi history, culture, and current events prevails over misinformation
The Zomi community is empowered with digital literacy and cyber defense skills
Global solidarity networks support and uphold Zomi digital rights

Our Founding History

The journey of ZCPU SafeNet from idea to movement.

February 2024

Founded in response to increasing online attacks targeting the Zomi community. The "Stop Anti-Zomi" initiative was launched to create a safe and respectful digital environment.

March 2024

First volunteer training program launched with 50 SafeNet defenders. Development of core reporting and response protocols to address digital threats.

April 2024

Launch of the #CyberSafeZomi and #ProtectZomiIdentity campaigns. Partnership established with international digital rights organizations for broader support.

April 2025

Launch of the comprehensive ZCPU SafeNet Portal, bringing together all resources, training programs, and reporting tools in one accessible platform.

Our Leadership

Meet the dedicated team leading the movement for Zomi digital dignity and cyber protection.

Thang Lian

Executive Director

A digital rights advocate with 10+ years of experience in community organizing and cyber protection initiatives.

Esther Dim

Technology & Training Director

A cybersecurity expert specializing in digital literacy education and volunteer training programs.

David Mang

Partnerships & Community Outreach

Focuses on building strategic partnerships with NGOs, advocacy groups, and community organizations worldwide.

Sarah Vung

Research & Documentation Lead

Oversees research initiatives and documentation of anti-Zomi incidents to advocate for broader protective measures.

Thomas Suang

Campaign & Media Director

Leads strategic awareness campaigns and media initiatives to promote Zomi digital dignity globally.

Ruth Cing

Youth Engagement Coordinator

Specializes in engaging young Zomi leaders in digital rights advocacy and cyber protection initiatives.

"Our strength lies in our unity. Together, we defend our digital dignity and preserve our cultural identity for future generations."

— ZCPU Leadership Team

Advisory Board

Our work is guided by experts in digital rights, cybersecurity, cultural preservation, and community advocacy.

Dr. Michael Thang

Digital Rights Expert

Professor of Digital Ethics and Rights at Cambridge University with extensive research on minority communities in digital spaces.

Grace Niang

Cultural Preservation Specialist

Expert in safeguarding intangible cultural heritage in digital environments with UNESCO experience.

Robert Mung

Cybersecurity Consultant

Former tech security lead for major platforms, now advising on protection mechanisms for vulnerable communities.

Lily Sang

Community Organizing Strategist

Specializes in mobilizing diaspora communities for digital advocacy and cultural rights protection.

Pastor Joseph Pau

Community Elder