
Young Liberian Women Organization For Improvement (WOFIM)
WOFIM is a non-governmental and non-for-profitable organisation established in 2011. Kona S. Kollie founded WOFIM for the empowerment of women and youth.
issue: Economic, social and cultural rights

WOFIM is a non-governmental and non-for-profitable organisation established in 2011. Kona S. Kollie founded WOFIM for the empowerment of women and youth.

Kadirat a été créée en 2004 par un groupe de militantes tunisiennes qui ont une longue expérience de l’activisme de la société civile, qui ont dirigé d’autres OSC et qui sont membres de différents réseaux nationaux, régionaux et internationaux. Kadirat se concentre sur les droits des femmes, tels que la participation politique, l’autonomisation économique, la lutte contre la violence envers les femmes et les enfants et le plaidoyer pour une réforme de la loi sur l’égalité des sexes et la violence envers les femmes.
Kadirat was formed in 2004 by a group of Tunisian women activists who have a long experience in civil society activism, who headed other CSO’s and who are members of different national, regional and international networks. Kadirat focuses on women’s rights such as political participation, economic empowerment, ending GBV/VAWG and advocating for law reform on gender equality and VAWG.

CREAW uses bold, innovative and holistic interventions for the realisation of women’s rights. Our programs have over the years focused on challenging practices that undermine equity, equality and constitutionalism, promoting women’s participation in decision making and deepening the ideology and philosophy of women’s empowerment.

The Vision of GLIHD is to see the great lakes region where human rights are fairly respected and enjoyed. Based in Rwanda, their mission is to contribute to the respect promotion and fulfilment of the rights of individuals and groups inline with international human rights framework and obligations of member states.Â
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