Um eitt þúsund samtök út um allan heim hafa skrifað undir ályktun þar sem því er mótmælt að Kvennanefnd Sameinuðu þjóðanna skuli ekki með virkum og afgerandi hætti samþykkja mannréttindi kvenna og tryggja áframhaldandi jafnréttisbaráttu þjóða heimsins.

9. mars 2015, á opnunarfundi Kvennanefndar Sameinuðu þjóðanna, var samhljóða samþykkt ráðherrayfirlýsing í tilefni þess að 20 ár eru liðin frá því að Pekingsáttmálinn var undirritaður og Pekingáætlunin samþykkt.

Þessi yfirlýsing var skrifuð á bak við læstar dyr og höfðu kvennasamtök lítinn sem engan aðgang að þeim samningaviðræðum sem áttu sér stað við ritun hennar. Í gegnum tíðina hafa þess lags yfirlýsingar verið samþykktar ekki við upphaf fundar Kvennanefndarinnar, heldur í lok hans, eftir tveggja vikna samningaviðræður þar sem kvennasamtök og önnur frjáls félagasamtök hafa tekið virkan þátt.

Kvenréttindafélag Íslands er samstíga kvennasamtökum heims og hefur skrifað undir eftirfarandi ályktun.

Statement on the Political Declaration on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Fourth World Conference on Women

Twenty years after the adoption of Beijing, this version of the Political Declaration is not what women need.

There has been tremendous progress toward gender equality and the realization of the human rights of women and girls. However, many of the gains that women and girls have made are under threat and women and girls worldwide face extraordinary and unprecedented challenges, including economic inequality, climate change and ocean acidification, and rising, violent fundamentalisms. At a time when urgent action is needed to fully realize gender equality, the human rights and empowerment of women and girls, we need renewed commitment, a heightened level of ambition, real resources, and accountability. This Political Declaration, instead, represents a bland reaffirmation of existing commitments that fails to match the level of ambition in the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action and in fact threatens a major step backward.

As women’s organizations, feminist organizations, and organizations that work to achieve the full realization of the human rights of women and girls, we demand a Political Declaration that:

• Expresses unequivocal commitments toward fully realizing gender equality, the human rights and empowerment of women and girls. The term “realize gender equality, empowerment and the human rights of women and girls” should be used throughout the political declaration. The goal of ensuring the full enjoyment by women and girls of all of their human rights and fundamental freedoms is cross-cutting and emphasized throughout the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, not just in one chapter. In the Beijing Declaration alone, the goal of realizing the human rights of women and girls is affirmed in paragraphs 8, 9, 14, 15, 17, 23, 31, 32. Furthermore, the Platform for Action explicitly recognizes that gender equality is a matter of human rights (para 1) and in paragraph 2 states “As an agenda for action, the Platform seeks to promote and protect the full enjoyment of all human rights and the fundamental freedoms of all women throughout their life cycle.” Governments cannot pick and choose when to respect, protect and fulfil the human rights of women and should not do so in this declaration.
• Commits to accelerated implementation of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, along with the outcomes of the 23rd United Nations General Assembly Special Session, the Beijing+10 and Beijing+15 political declarations, the agreed conclusions and resolutions of the Commission on the Status of Women, as well as regional-level declarations on gender equality and the human rights of women and girls.
• Commits to universal ratification and implementation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and regional-level treaties on the human rights of women and girls and gender equality.
• Recognizes the critical and unequivocal role women’s organizations, feminist organizations and women human rights defenders have played in pushing for gender equality, the human rights and empowerment of women and girls. Without feminist organizations, there would be no Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, nor progress in its implementation. Progress has occurred not because of the benevolence of governments, but because feminist organizations and women human rights defenders have fought for it, every step of the way. The attempt of governments to marginalize the role of these groups is an affront to women, everywhere.
• Commits to create an enabling environment and resources to allow women’s organizations, feminist organizations and women human rights defenders to be able to do their work free from violence.
• Recognizes and commits to address the emerging challenges that are setting back our fight for equality and the realization of the human rights of all women and girls. These include increasing fundamentalisms, violent extremism, increased number of displaced persons, increasing inequalities within and between countries, and climate change and ocean acidification, among others. The evidence is clear: women and girls suffer the disproportionate impact of these challenges and without real commitment to address them, gender equality and the full realization of the human rights of women and girls is a pipe dream.
• Ensures real accountability for governments including detailed measures to reform and strengthen public institutions to address the structural causes of gender inequality; ensuring an enabling economic environment for women’s rights and gender equality beyond sector-specific financing and gender-responsive budgeting; creating national, regional and international systems that hold State and non-State actors, including multilateral institutions, to account for their role in perpetuating gender inequality and violations of the human rights of women and girls; and affirming the principle of international solidarity as the basis for international partnership between States for just, sustainable and equitable development.
• Affirms the strong linkages between Beijing, Post-2015 and the Sustainable Development Goals. Realizing gender equality, empowerment and the human rights of women and girls will be critical for the success of the post-2015 development agenda. The Political Declaration should state unequivocal support for the stand-alone gender equality goal and targets as defined by the Open Working Group; recognize the centrality of gender equality, empowerment and human rights of women and girls for sustainable development; Commit to fully implementing the SDG on gender equality and women’s empowerment and ensuring a gender and human rights perspective throughout the post-2015 development agenda; and commit to gender-sensitive targets and indicators and ensure that gender is integrated into the means of implementation, financing and mechanisms for review, monitoring and accountability.
• Recognizes the links between the human rights of women and girls and development. The Political Declaration must reaffirm the links between the human rights of women and girls and development, particularly as women and girls disproportionately are affected by the consequences of under-development. None of the three pillars of sustainable development – economic, social or environmental – can be achieved without the full participation of women and girls and without all of their human rights being fulfilled. When 61 million children, more than half of them girls, have no access to education, when 35% of women have experienced either physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence or non-partner sexual violence, and when 1 in 3 girls in the developing world are married by 18, there is a clear failure of development and a serious denial of human rights.

Anything less than the above would be a political failure, at a time when significantly more effort is needed to achieve the goals of fully realizing gender equality, the human rights and empowerment of all women and girls everywhere.

1. 28 Too Many, UK
2. A&A Book Trust, India
3. A:F:F:I Associazione Federativa femminista internazionale
4. AABT, INDIA
5. AAN, Nigeria
6. ABUCO-Transparency International Burundi
7. ACAFEJ-Cameroun
8. ACCIONA AC (México)
9. ACDemocracia – Ecuador
10. ACGB-USA, USA
11. ACSUR Las Segovias
12. ACT for SOCIETY Center AfS / Albania
13. Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights, Canada
14. Action Works Nepal
15. ActionAid International
16. ActionAid UK
17. Actions d’Aide aux Femmes Défavorisées – ACAFED/ R D Congo
18. ACTWA Palo Leyte Philippines
19. ACWW, United Kingdom
20. Adana Women’s Solidarity Center (AKDAM), Turkey
21. AdasMexico
22. Aden Higher Institute for the Rehabilitation of the decision-makers-yemen
23. ADIFE ACTION POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT INTEGRAL DE LA FEMME /ROFAF/GSPA/BUKAVU/RDC
24. Adina Barrera, defensora de derechos humanos, México
25. ADN, Nigeria
26. Ado isción Mujeres Sremoga TR
27. ADP – Portugal
28. adriana luna parra
29. Advocates for Youth, United States
30. AFAMIPER LIMA METROPOLITANA
31. AFFDU France
32. AFPDE asbl DR CONGO
33. African Action AIDS (AAA), Cameroon and USA
34. African Centre for Democracy and Human Rights Studies (ACDHRS), The Gambia
35. African Coalition on Traditional Practices and Empowerment of Women (ACTPEW), Ethiopia
36. African Sky
37. African Women in Agriculture, Zimbabwe
38. African Women Leader’s Network for Reproductive Health and Family Planning (AWLN), Regional
39. African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF), Ghana
40. Agrupación Ciudadana por la Despenalización del Aborto El Salvador
41. Agrupación Ciudadana por la Despenalización del Aborto El Salvador
42. AIDOS, Italy
43. Ain o Salish Kendra (ASK), Bangladesh
44. AK, Kyrgyzstan
45. Akahata, South America
46. Alessandra Mancuso Italy
47. Alga, rural women’s association, Kyrgyzstan
48. Alianza de Mujeres Indigenas de Centroamerica y Mexico
49. Aliats del Feminisme, Spain
50. Alliance for Arab Women (AAW), Egypt
51. Alliance for Reproductive Health Rights Ghana
52. Alliances for Africa (AfA) Nigeria
53. Alma
54. ALTERO, Serbia
55. AMALTEA Spain
56. AMAN Indonesia
57. American Association of University Women (AAUW), United States
58. AMERICAN MEDICAL WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION (AMWA) USA
59. Amnesty International
60. AMUSNAW Algérie
61. Ana Gabriela Fernández, lista 3311 Frente Amplio, Uruguay
62. Andrea Venosa Armand Ugon
63. ANGIE BROOKS INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT,
64. INTERNATIONAL PEACE & SECURITY; Liberia
65. Ankuram. India
66. Anna Riviello SnoqLibere- Italia
67. Antalya Women’s Conseiling Center and Solidarity Association-Turkey
68. AOIA Consultancy Services, Nigeria/Canada
69. APED, Cameroun
70. APFCIB
71. APRODEFA, Colombia
72. APROFEV/Réseau Genre et Droits de la Femme “GEDROFE”/RDC
73. ARC International- Pakistan
74. ARC International, Canada/Switzerland
75. Aremoga W A Spain
76. Arus Pelangi, Indonesia
77. ASCENT, PHILIPPINES
78. ASCMARARIA
79. ASFED Mauritanie
80. Asia Justice and Rights (AJAR), Indonesia
81. Asia Pacific Alliance for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (APA), Thailand
82. Asia Pacific Forum on Women Law and Development
83. Asia Pacific Women’s Watch (APWW)
84. Asian Circle 1325 Philippines
85. Asociación “Mujeres, Solidaridad y Cooperación”, España.
86. Asociación Colectivo Soleares
87. Asociación con la A (ACA) Spain
88. ASOCIACION CONTRAMAREA, CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN
89. Asociación Coordinadora de Minusválidos Físicos de Castilla y León (España)
90. Asociacion de Investigación y Especialización Sobre Temas Iberoamericanos
91. Asociación de mujeres Montserrat Roig de San Fernando de Henares
92. Asociación de mujeres Zuleima
93. Asociación GoJoven Guatemala
94. Asociación Humanos con Recursos, España
95. Asociación LGBTI Algarabía
96. Asociación Mercedes Machado, Canary Islands, Spain
97. ASOCIACIÓN MUJERES PARA LA SALUD, ESPAÑA
98. Asociación Mujeres por la Paz (España)
99. Asociación Otro Tiempo, Spain
100. Asociación Red Colombia.
101. Asociación Rural de Mujeres Tiemar. Canary Islands Spain.
102. Asociación Social y Cultural para las Mujeres Mararia
103. Asociación TÚ, MUJER, Dominican Repúblic
104. association adem
105. Association Camerounaise des Femmes Juristes (ACAFEJ)-Cameroun
106. Association Dea Dia Serbia
107. Association démocratique des femmes au Maroc ADFM – Maroc
108. ASSOCIATION DES FEMMES D’AFFAIRES DU CONGO “AFAC”/GEDROFE/RDC
109. Association for Progressive Communications (APC), Global
110. Association for Support of Women Candidates (KA.DER), Turkey
111. Association for Supporting Women Candidates (Ka.Der) Ankara Branch – TURKEY
112. Association for Women’s Rights in Development (AWID), Global
113. Association Nigérienne des Educateurs pour le Développemrnt (ONG ANED) Niger
114. Association of Transgender People in the Philippines (ATP), Philippines
115. Association of Transgender People in the Philippines (ATP), Philippines
116. Association of War Affected Women Sri Lanka
117. association pour la promotion de la lutte contre les violences faites aux femmes et la participation au développement de la Femme africaine(LUCOVIFA), Cameroun
118. association pour la promotion du droit humain
119. ASSOCIATION POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT DES FEMMES DE MANIEMA/GEDROFE/GSPA2015/RDC
120. Associazione Alma Cappiello Italy
121. Associazione noiDonne 2005 – Sassari (Italy)
122. ASTRA Network, Poland
123. ASTRA Serbia
124. Asociación Terapia y Género PAÍS VASCO SPAIN
125. Athena Network, Global
126. Atira Women’s Resource Society, Canada
127. Atria, institute on gender equality and women’s history
128. Audrey ingram Roberts, The Bahamas
129. Australia
130. Australian Volunteers International (AVI), Australia
131. Australian Women Against Violence Alliance, Australia
132. Autonomous Women’s Center (AWC), Serbia
133. AWCFS, KENYA
134. AWID- Britain /Madagascar
135. AWID, Canada
136. Baha’i Faith – Seychelles
137. Bahrain Centre For Human Rights, Bahrain
138. Balance, Mexico
139. Balm in Gilead Foundation for Sustainable Development (BIGIF), Nigeria
140. Bangladesh Women Chamber Of Commerce & Industry, Bangladesh
141. Batis Center for Women, Philippines
142. Baua Baua, Papua New Guinea
143. BCWI, Canada
144. Bedari, Pakistan
145. BeFree Social Cooperative, Rome
146. Benilde-Spain
147. Bishkek Feminist Collective SQ, Kyrgyzstan
148. Bishkek Feminist Initiatives, Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia
149. PARIS, France
150. BPW, Switzerland
151. Butembe Women With Disabilities Development Association – Ugnda
152. BUWCRIC , Ankara Turkey
153. BUWEDDA – Uganda
154. Cabildo por las Mujeres de Cuenca, Ecuador
155. CADE /GEDROFE/ROFAF/GSPA/RDC
156. CAFOB
157. CAFSO-WRAG for Development Nigeria
158. Calala-Women’s Fund
159. Campaign2015+ International (Nigeria)
160. CAMT CHIHUAHUA, MEX.
161. Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW), Canada
162. Canadian Labour Congress (CLC), Canada
163. Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE)
164. Canadian Voice of Women for Peace
165. CANARIAS EN MOVIMIENTO – Red de grupos de mujeres de Canelones – Uruguay
166. Caram Asia Berhad, Malaysia
167. Caribbean Association for Youth Development (CAYD) Grenada
168. Caribbean Regional Network of CSW NGOs
169. carmen anastasia. Uruguay
170. Catherine Raissiguier, USA
171. Catholics for Choice (CFC), United States
172. Católicas por el Derecho a Decidir, México
173. CATWLAC LAC Region.
174. CAWN, UK
175. CD-ROMANIA
176. Cedar Network, European Professional Network
177. CEDAW Youth Network, Philippines
178. Network for Gender I. ssues
179. Network for Gender I. ssues
180. CEIPAZ. España
181. Center for Egyptian Women’s Legal Assistance (CEWLA), Egypt
182. Center for Health and Gender Equity (CHANGE), United States
183. CENTER FOR PEACE & DEVELOPMENT EFFECTIVENESS
184. Center for Peace Education
185. Center for Women and Development (CWD), Georgia
186. Center for Women’s Global Leadership (CWGL), Rutgers University, USA
187. Central America Women’s Network, Great Britain
188. Central Women’s University, Bangladesh
189. CENTRE DE RECHERCHE POUR LA R1325 ET LA JUSTICE”CJR1325″/GEDROFE/RDC
190. Centre for conflict management and women development affairs (CECOWDA) MALAWI
191. Centre for Human Rights & Development, Sri Lanka
192. Centre For Initiative Against Human Trafficking ( CIAHT) ,Ghana
193. Centro de Investigación para la Acción Femenina (CIPAF) – Dominican Republic
194. Centro de la Mujer Peruana Flora Tristán
195. CENTRO MUJERES A.C. MEXICO
196. CENTRO MUJERES GRACIELA HIERRO A.C. MEXICO
197. CEPEMA LULAY, PERU
198. CERVEAU/GEDROFE/GSPA2015/RDC
199. CFPPIF / Canada
200. CFUW Canada
201. CGIL Italia
202. CGLS, Armenia
203. Childhood Brazil, Brasil
204. chile
205. CHOICE for Youth and Sexuality, the Netherlands
206. -AF Burkina Faso
207. CIDES, Paraguay
208. CIEDUR, Uruguay
209. CIMAC, México
210. CIRE – Uruguay
211. CIRSG (Director), University of Padova, Italy
212. CIST College, Nepal
213. CLADEM, México
214. Clasicas y Modernas. Asociacion para la Igualdad en la Cultura. España
215. Climate Smart Alliance, Zimbabwe
216. Clinica Belladona Asturias
217. Clóset de Sor Juana AC
218. Coalición Nacional de Mujeres del Ecuador
219. Coalition of Asia-Pacific Regional Networks on HIV/AIDS (7 Sisters), Thailand
220. Netherlands, Netherlands
221. COFEM/MALI
222. Colectiva Mujer y Salud
223. Colectiva Mujer y Salud de la República Dominicana
224. Colectivamujeres, Uruguay
225. Colectivo Bolivariano, (MBP-M) México
226. Colectivo de Mujeres Convboca. Spain
227. Colectivo Feminista Panteras Rosas, Nicaragua
228. Colectivo Generando, Spain
229. Colectivo Ovejas Negras, Uruguay
230. Coletivo Feminino Plural, Brazil
231. Columbia University Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Race, USA
232. COMEN, DR CONGO
233. Comisión Beijing + 20 Guatemala
234. Comitato per la promozione e protezione dei diritti umani Italy
235. Comite de America Latina y el Caribe para la Defensa de la Mujer (CLADEM-RD) – Dominican Republic
236. Comité de América Latina y el Caribe para la Defensa de los Derechos de las Mujeres (CLADEM)
237. Commonwealth Medical Trust (Commat), United Kingdom
238. Community Development Services (CDS)
239. Community Initiative for Social Empowerment, Malawi
240. Community Safety and Mediation Center (CMSC), Romania
241. CONC
242. Congregación Nuestra Señora de la Caridad del Buen Pastor. Colombia
243. Congregación Nuestra Señora de la Caridad del Buen Pastor/ América Latina y el Caribe
244. Congregation of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd USA/Global
245. Congregation of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd, Ethiopia
246. Conscience International (CI), The Gambia
247. Consejo Ciudadano de Mujeres del D.F.
248. Consejo de las Mujeres del Municipio de Madrid-Españas del Municipio de Madrid
249. Consejo de las Mujeresdel Municipio de Madrid-España
250. Consultoria Multidisciplinaria en Desarrollo Humano (COMUDEHUAC), México
251. Cooperaccio, España
252. Coordinadora 28 de Mayo, Guatemala
253. Coordinadora de Mujeres, 1o de Agosto. México
254. Coordinadora de ONG para el Desarrollo España
255. Coordinadora Lésbica y de Hombres Trans COLEHT, República Dominicana
256. Coordination des Associations et ONG Féminines du Mali (CAFO)
257. COPRESSA, CAMEROON
258. Cora Group, Inc.
259. Cordaid, The Netherlands
260. Corporación ” CEAC” Colombia
261. Corporación Instituto para la Educación y el Desarrollo CIED. REPEM Colombia
262. CORPORACION OFELIA URIBE
263. Corrente Rosa, Italy
264. Counseling for Lesbians / GAYTEN, Belgrade
265. CRA, Canada
266. Creación Positiva
267. CRECO, Kenya
268. Crossroads International/Carrefour International Canada
269. CSCCOO (Spain)
270. CSN, Canada
271. CTFD, USA
272. CUNY SPH, USA
273. CUNY-Hunter, USA
274. CUPW, Canada
275. Curious Minds, Ghana
276. CYECE Malawi
277. Cyprus Women’s Lobby (CWL), Cyprus
278. Czech Women’s Lobby, Czech Republic
279. Czech Women’s Union, Czech Republic
280. Dabindu ollective,Sri Lanka
281. Dade Wethu, South Africa
282. Dalit Women Right Forum Nepal
283. dance4life foundation, Netherlands
284. Dancing Traveller Media, Canada
285. Dandelion Kenya
286. DEEP Indonesia
287. D’Ellles, Haiti
288. DESyDE A.C., México
289. Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era (DAWN)
290. DEVMAX, PHILIPPINES
291. DIFFERENZA DONNA ITALY
292. Diverse Voices and Action for Equality, Fiji/Pacific
293. Diversidad, Equidad Social y Democracia, DESyDE AC. México
294. DiversitySpectrum, USA
295. Dominica NationalCouncil of Women
296. DonneinQuota, Italy
297. Doris Gruber, Nicaragua
298. ELizabeth Maier, México
299. Drik, Bangladesh
300. Dristi Nepal
301. (Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevoelkerung), Germany
302. Dutch CEDAW Network, the Netherlands
303. Earth Day Network, USA
304. Eastern African subRegional Support Initiative for the Advancement of Women (EASSI)
305. Echoes of Women in Africa (ECOWA) Nigeria
306. ECMIA
307. Educación, Clínica e Investigación en Sexualidad (ECIS) – Paraguay
308. Education as a Vaccine (EVA), Nigeria
309. Education International (EI), Belgium
310. EHMP, UK
311. EHSAR Foundation Pakistan
312. EIMAN UK
313. Safareig, grup de dones feministes de Cerdanyola. Catalonia. Spain
314. elizi kadın kooperatifi
315. EMONYO YEFWE INTERNATIONAL-KENYA
316. Counseling Services. PNG
317. ENCADREMENT DES FEMMES INDIGENES ET DES MENAGES “EFIM”/GEDROFE/ROFAF/GSPA2015/GOMA/RDC
318. Enciclopedia delle donne, Italy
319. Engender, Scotland, UK
320. EnterprisinGirls Italy
321. ENTREPUEBLOS-ENTREPOBLES-ENTREPOBOS-HERRIARTE (SPAIN)
322. EOS, Portugal
323. EPA,Pakistan
324. Equal Life Association (Turkey)
325. Equality Monitoring Women’s Group (ESITIZ), Turkey
326. Equality Now, International
327. Equidad de Género: Ciudadanía, Trabajo y Familia; México
328. Espolea, Mexico
329. ETERNEL MON BERGER “EBER”/GEDROFE/GSPA2015/RDC
330. European Women Lawyers Association
331. European Women’s Lobby, Belgium
332. Eksenli Çalışan Kadınlar Çalışma Grubu – Turkey
333. Evkad-Adana, Turkey
334. Coordination for Turkey
335. Expert/Observer Belgium
336. SO LA – CARICOM
337. FAMEDEV, SENEGAL.
338. Family Care International (FCI), USA
339. Family Planning New Zealand, New Zealand
340. FAWCO, USA
341. Federacion canaria de mujeres Arena y Laurisilva
342. FEDERACION DE ASOCIACIONES DE MUJERES RURALES SOL RURAL ESPAÑA
343. Federación de Estudiantes de la Universidad de Costa Rica (FEUCR), Costa Rica
344. Federación de Mujeres Progresistas
345. Federación de Planificación Familiar Estatal
346. Federación Mujeres Jovenes (FMJ), Spain
347. Federación Provincial de Asociaciones de Mujeres Ágora de Málaga
348. Federation and Cooperation of Cola, Beverage and Allied Industry (FCCU-SENTRO), Philippines
349. Federation for Women and Family Planning, Poland
350. Federation of Kenya Women Lawyers (FIDA- Kenya),
351. femin & art ve 16 şubesi
352. Feminist Majority Foundation
353. Feministes Independents
354. Femmes Africa Solidarité (FAS), USA
355. Femmes et Droits Humains FDH Mali
356. FEMMES MONTAGNARDES, CAMEROUN
357. FEMNET – African Women’s Development and Communication Network
358. FEMU Sinaloa, México
359. Fight for Our Rights (FOR), Canada
360. Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre (FWCC), Fiji
361. Fiji Women’s Rights Movement (FWRM), Fiji
362. FIRST LADY’S SAVE OUR YOUTHS CAMPAIGN (FLSOYC) NIGERIA
363. FLACSO; Uruguay
364. Flone Initiative
365. Florencia Goldsman (APC)
366. Florencia Partenio, Argentina
367. Flying Broom Woman Communications and Research Association (FB), TURKEY
368. FODJEC/Réseau Genre et Droits de la Femme/GSPA2015/RDCRDC
369. FOFET CÔTE D’IVOIRE
370. FOKUS-Forum for Women and Development, Norway
371. FONDATION MAMAN CADHY “FOMACA”/GEDROFE/GSPA2015/RDC
372. Fondazione Internazionale Lelio Basso, Italy
373. Fondazione Pangea Italy
374. Fondo Centroamericano de Mujeres -FCAM, Nicaragua
375. Foro contra la Violencia de Género de Tenerife, España.
376. Foro de Madrid contra Violencia a las Mujeres
377. Foro Feminista, República Dominicana
378. Fort Richmond Collegiate Working Girls’ Group, Canada
379. FORUM DE LA FEMME MENAGERE “FORFEM”/ROFAF/GSPA2015/RDC
380. FÓRUM DE POLÍTICA FEMINISTA DE GRANADA (FPF Granada), España
381. Fórum de Política Feminista, Spain
382. Forum femmes Méditerranée de Marseille France
383. Forum for Family Planning and Development, Philippines
384. Forum for Safe Shelters, India
385. Forum for Women in Democracy, Uganda
386. Forum for Women in Development, Democracy and Justice, Kenya
387. foundation for peace and solidarity, Cameroon
388. Foundation for Women (FFW, THAILAND
389. Foundation for Women’s Solidarity , TURKEY
390. FREEDOM FROM DEBT COALITION WOMEN COMMITTEE
391. FRIDA | The Young Feminist Fund, Mexico
392. FSU, Ireland
393. Fundacion Arcoiris. Mexico
394. fundacion domitila, bolivia
395. Fundacion Justicia y Genero, Costa Rica
396. Fundacion para Estudio e Investigacion de la Mujer (FEIM), Argentina
397. Fundación para la convivencia Aspacia, España
398. Fundar, México
399. GCAP,Kenya
400. GeED, Cameroon
401. Gemma Lienas, Spain
402. Gender Advisory team, Cyprus
403. Gender and Development Network (GADN) UK
404. Gender and Water Alliance (GWA), the Netherlands
405. Gender Studies, Czech Republic
406. Generation Initiative For Women and Youth Network(GIWYN) .Nigeria
407. Gerofa. Uruguay
408. giovanna scassellati ASSOCIAZIONE SCIENTIFICA ANDRIA
409. Girl Guides Australia, Australia
410. Girls Activists of Kyrgyzstan, Kyrgyzstan
411. Girls Learn International
412. GLIN, NIGERIA
413. Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW), Thailand
414. Global Fund for Women, USA
415. Global Network for Community Development (Nigeria)
416. Global Women’s Leadership Network
417. Gonoshasthaya Kendra (GK), Bangladesh
418. Good Shepherd Mission South Africa
419. Gray Panthers, USA
420. GrediDona, Spain
421. GROOTS Trinidad & Tobago
422. Groundworx, South Africa
423. Group of 6 (G6) NGOS, Nigeria
424. Grupo de Estudios de Género y Desarrollo Local Colectivo Tierra
425. Grupo Flor de Ceibo, Centro Universitario de Tacuarembó, Uruguay
426. Grupo Mujeres Carabanchel-España
427. Peace Institute, Philippines
428. Hands Across the Divide, Cyprus
429. Haurralde Foundation
430. Heavenly Creature Producties, Netherlands
431. Hivos, The Netherlands
432. (GADIP) Sweden
433. HOMME INTEGRAL/GEDROFE/ROFAF/KINSHASA/RDC
434. Huairou Commission: Women, Homes and Community (HC), USA
435. Hungarian Women’s Lobby, Hungary
436. HUWRIC/HUKSAM, Turkey
437. IAWRT, Cambodia
438. IAWRT, Kenya
439. IBVM, United States
440. ICAE – International Council for Adult Education
441. ICCSR, United Kingdom
442. Capitulo El Salvador
443. IDEA-Cambodia
444. IDFI, Georgia
445. IFBPW, International
446. IFDH-NGABO from .D .R.Congo
447. IFUW/ VVAO the Netherlands
448. IGDD, Democratic Republic of Congo
449. IITM, Bangladesh
450. Imaan Center for Gender Studies in Religion, Chile
451. Keuper, Netherlands
452. Inés Massot
453. In-Formando, España
454. Initiative for Change and Human Development (ICHD), Nigeria
455. Insan Foundation Trust(IFT), Pakistan
456. INSTITUT PEREMPUAN (Women’s Institute), Indonesia
457. Institute for Internationa Women’s Rights-Manitoba, Inc.
458. Institute for Science and Human Values (ISHV), USA
459. Institute of Peace and Strategic Studies(IPSS),Gulu University.Uganda
460. Instituto de Bioética, Direitos Humanos e Gênero (ANIS), Brazil
461. INSTITUTO DE LIDERAZGO SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR AC, México
462. Intendencia Montevideo Liliana Pertuy Uruguay
463. Interfaith Network, Indian Ocean Islands
464. Interkutivator, Serbia
465. International Aids Women Caucus (IAWC), International
466. International Alliance of Women
467. International Association of Women in Radio and Television, IAWRT, Kenya
468. International Civil Society Support (ICSS), Netherlands
469. International Community of Women Living with HIV (ICW)
470. International Council of AIDS Service Organizations, Global
471. International Council of Jewish Women
472. International Council of Women
473. International Federation of University Women (IFUW), Switzerland
474. International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC), United States
475. International HIV AIDS Alliance (IHAA), United Kingdom
476. International Humanist and Ethical Union
477. International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), Kenya
478. International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF)
479. International Women’s Health Coalition (IWHC), USA
480. Ipas México A.C.
481. Ipas, USA
482. Irenicashe, Benin, John GBENAGNON
483. IRIS Women Watch Group, Turkey
484. ISACI, Cook Islands
485. isagiralt@gmail.com
486. Isis International, Philippines
487. Italian coordination of the European Women’s Lobby/ LEF-Italia, Italy
488. ITUC, based in Belgium
489. IWDA, Australia
490. IWRAW AP, Malaysia
491. KRUGA – VOJVODINA, organizacija za podrsku zenama s invaliditetom / Srbia
492. Izmir Women Solidarity Association
493. Izquierda Abierta (Spain)
494. J+LAC
495. JAGO NARI (Fighting For Women Empowerment)
496. Japan Women’s Watch (JAWW), Japan
497. JCW+, Jamaica
498. Jenesys Company, Lagos Nigeria
499. Journalists from Rights in Macedonia
500. Just Associates (JASS)
501. Justice for Women
502. Juventud Frente Amplio (JFA), Costa Rica
503. Juxvida, El Salvador
504. KA.DER ANKARA – TURKEY
505. Kadin Partisi, Turkey
506. Kalidasdih Mohan Mahato Foundation,Dimdiha,Purulia,WB,INDIA
507. Kaos GL Association, Turkey
508. Kapadokya Kadın Dayanışma Derneği
509. KARADENİZ KADIN DAYANIŞMA DERNEĞİ – TÜRKİYE
510. Karama, Egypt
511. Karya kadin dernegi. Türkiye
512. Kemitraan, Indonesia
513. Khan Foundation (KF), Bangladesh
514. Khira Arab Maroc
515. kikipa!, Germany
516. Kirmizi Biber Dernegi(Red Pepper Association), Turkiye
517. Kitakyushu Forum on Sustainability (KIS), Japan
518. KIVULINI WOMEN’S RIGHTS
519. Kudirat Initiative for Democracy KIND, Nigeria
520. KULU-Women and Development (KULU), Denmark
521. Kvenréttindafélag Íslands (KRFÍ), Iceland
522. l droesen independent consultant
523. Brique
524. Strada International, the Netherlands
525. laawoldiam la voie de paix
526. Labor Education and Research Network INC. (LEARN), Philippines
527. Labris – organizacija za lezbejska ljudska prava, Srbija
528. LambdaIstanbul LGBTI Solidarity Association, Turkey
529. Associates, Inc. Liberia
530. Latin American and Caribbean Women’s Health Network (LACWHN)
531. Latindadd ,LA
532. Laura Brown, Canada
533. Laura Pallares
534. LEARN, Philippines
535. Italia
536. LGGA, Liberia
537. Liberadonna
538. Liberty Lane Inc., Canada
539. ligue pour la solidarité congolaise , LSC , republique Démocratique du Congo
540. Likhaan Center for Women’s Health (LIKHAAN), Philippines
541. Linda Bach
542. Lord Avebury, UK
543. Loretto Community, USA
544. Love and Care for People ( LCP)
545. Lunas Solas, Inc.
546. MADRE, United States
547. Make Mother Matter (MMM)- France
548. Malawi Human Rights Resource Centre, MALAWI
549. Mamas Club Uganda
550. Manggagawang Kababaihang Mithi ay Paglaya (MAKALAYA), Philippines
551. Manjul Mahila Kalyan Samiti (India)
552. MAPI jerez Cabrera
553. Marga Janse
554. Maria , espala
555. Maria Ebun Foundation, MAREF, Nigeria
556. Maria Hernández Rodriguez, España
557. Maria Pia Mannino
558. Maryknoll for Global Concerns
559. Mauritius Council of Social Service
560. Mavigöl kadin dernegi Türkiye
561. medica mondiale Liberia (mmL) Liberia
562. Medical Women’s International Association (MWIA) N. America,
563. Europe, Asia Pacific, South America, Latin America and Africa
564. Médicos del Mundo Spain
565. Mediterranean Institute of Gender Studies (MIGS), Cyprus
566. MenEngage Africa (MEA), Africa
567. MenEngage Alliance, international
568. Mersin LGBT 7 Renk/TÜRKİYE
569. mesekrem Lemma
570. MEXFAM, Mexico
571. MHRRC, MALAWI
572. Midnight Blue, Hong Kong
573. Miguel Lorente. University of Granada. Spain
574. MIRA, México
575. MLAM, USA
576. , Peru
577. MOA, Liberia
578. CATI (Purple Roof) WOMEN’S SHELTER FOUNDATİON/İSTANBUL
579. Salkim Women Solidarity Association, Turkey
580. Movimiento Nacional de Mujeres de Sectores Populares y Colectivo Político Luna Creciente
581. Movimiento Paulina Luisi, Melo, Uruguay
582. MPDAT
583. MTPYC, Philippines
584. Mujer Ahora, Uruguay
585. Mujer, Ideas, Desarrollo e Investigación, MIDI
586. MUJERES DE LA COORDINADORA SOCIALISTA COLOMBIA
587. MUJERES DEL FRENTE AMPLIO POR LA PAZ COLOMBIA
588. Mujeres Indigenas por CIARENA AC
589. mUJERES PARA EL dIALOGO,,AC MEXICO
590. Mujeres Vecinales Madrid-España
591. Women’s Roof, Turkey
592. MUSONET/MALI
593. MYSU Mujer y Salud en Uruguay
594. MZC- Mujeres en Zona de Conflicto; SPAIN
595. NADIA BARRETO
596. Naretu Girls and Women Empowerment Programme (NGAWEP), KENYA.
597. Naripokkho Bangladesh
598. National Alliance of Women (NAWO India)
599. National Alliance of Women’s Organisations (NAWO), UK
600. National Association of Women Organisations in Uganda (NAWOU) Uganda
601. National Council of Women of Canada
602. National Council of Women YSA
603. National Indigenous Women’s Federation Nepal
604. National Women’s Rights Forum (NWRF), Nepal
605. NAWO Young Women’s Alliance, UK
606. Nazra for Feminist Studies, Egypt
607. Nederlandstalige Vrouwenraad, Belgium
608. Netherlands Council of Women, The Netherlands
609. Network of East-West Women, Poland
610. Network of NGOs of Trinidad and Tobago for the Advancement of Women
611. Brunswick Multicultural Council (NBMC), Canada
612. Day Ministries, Inc. USA
613. Newland Women Safety Group
614. “Social technologies Agency”, Kyrgyzstan
615. “UNITY” , country: BULGARIA ,city:HARMANLI
616. Committee on the Status of Women LAC (CoNGO CSW LAC)
617. Agartuu Kyrgyzstan
618. RESCUE AND HOPE, BENIN
619. NGOCC, Zambia
620. Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions, Norway
621. NRWC/PKKK, Philippines
622. NVR, Netherlands Council of Women, Netherland
623. Observatorio de Género y Equidad, Chile
624. Observatorio de Igualdad de Género de la URJC/ Gender Equality Observatory URJC, Spain
625. OdP, Italy
626. OEUVRE CHRETIENNE POUR LA FEMME “OCF”/GEDROFE/SUD-KIVU
627. Ogiek Peoples’ Development Program (OPDP)
628. Oikos – Cooperação e Desenvolvimento, Portugal
629. Billion Rising-Kenya
630. Carbone Guinée( CG) Guinée
631. GENERATION FEMMES DU TROISIEME MILLENAIRE GFM3, COTE D’IVOIRE
632. Organisation des Femmes Autochtones pour la Lutte contre la Violence au Rwsnda
633. organisation du corridor Abidjan lagos Benin
634. Organización de Mujeres Tierra Viva, Guatemala
635. Organización de Mujeres Tierra Viva, Guatemala
636. Organizacion Indigena Wangki Tangni Mairin Asla Takanka Ta Upla Wangki Tangni. Nicaragua
637. Osez le feminisme! 38 – France
638. OSODI from D R congo
639. OSPE CÔTE D’IVOIRE
640. Osservatorio Italiano sulla Salute Globale, Italy
641. Ottawa Women’s Lobby, Ottawa, Canada
642. nl
643. Oxfam Novib
644. Oxfam Novib, the Netherlands
645. Oxfam, Canada
646. SHAZET, Kyrgyzstan
647. Pacific Feminist Coalition on SRHR
648. Pacific Feminist Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Coalition
649. Pacific Partnerships on Gender, Climate Change and Sustainable Development (PPGCCSD), Regional/Pacific
650. PAI, USA
651. Women Pakistan
652. Palestinian Working Woman Society for Development(PWWSD) Palestine
653. Pacific and Southeast Asia Women’s Association
654. PANGEA /Augusta Angelucci Italy
655. PAPWC, Southern Africa
656. PAPWC, Zimbabwe
657. Parsec Associazione – Italy
658. Partnership for Change, Norway
659. PATHS, Canada
660. Peggy Antrobus, Caribbean Dawn, Barbados
661. PEMBE HAYAT LGBTT DAYANIŞMA DERNEĞİ, TÜRKİT
662. People with Disability Australia
663. Locatelli, MP, Socialist International Women
664. pina,forlì
665. Pincher Creek Women’s Emergency Shelter, Canada
666. Pinky Collie, USA
667. Plan International, Global
668. Plan Nederland, The Netherlands
669. Plan Philippines
670. Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA), United States of America
671. Planning Alternatives for Change, LLC
672. Plataforma 51, Guatemala
673. Plataforma 8 de Marzo de Organizaciones de Mujeres de Tenerife, España.
674. Plataforma de Jovenes contra la Violencia de Genero, Spain
675. Plataforma Nacional por los Derechos de las Mujeres
676. Plataforma por los derechos de las mujeres – Ecuador
677. Plataforma Portuguesa das ONGD, Portugal
678. Plataformadeaccion Feminista Canaria. Canary Islands. Spain
679. PlaZ Candidatura Feminista a las municipales de Donostia
680. PLAZANDREOK (EUSKAL HERRIA)
681. Podemos, Spain
682. Pondicherry University
683. Population Matters, United Kingdom
684. Portugal
685. POSITIVE CHANGE FOR CAMBODIA in CAMBODIA
686. POSITIVE WOMEN’S NETWORK (PWN) SOUTH AFRICA
687. Power and Gender – Association of journalist
688. PpDM, Portugal
689. PPSEAWA hawaii
690. PRBB Foundation, USA
691. Programa de becas PIANLAN El Salvador
692. Programme on Women’s Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (PWESCR), India
693. Progressive Women Silicon Valley
694. PROMUJER, Q.ROO.A.C.
695. PRRM Philippines
696. PRSP Pakistan
697. Public Services International
698. Punti di Vista (PdV), Italy
699. punto D f.f President stefania Galimberti
700. Quality of Citizenship Jamaica, Jamaica
701. RABèJ/SD, BENIN
702. RADOL, Bangladesh
703. Rafaela Garcia
704. Rainbow Action South Korea, South Korea
705. RCWG, KENYA
706. Reacción Climática – Bollivia
707. Reconstruction Women’s Fund, Serbia
708. Argentina de Mujeres viviendo con VIH
709. Educación Popular entre Mujeres de Latinoamérica y el Caribe (REPEM), LAC
710. Mujeres Afrocaribe- REMA
711. Mujeres Afrolatinoamericanas, Afrocaribeñas y de la Diáspora, Nicaragua
712. mujeres del Caribe Colombiano
713. MUJERES DEL CARIBE, RMC, COLOMBIA
714. mujeres indigenas por La Paz
715. Mujeres Latinoamericanas y del Caribe en España
716. Mundial de Mujeres por los Derechos Reproductivos (RMMDR)
717. Nacional Género y Economía (México)
718. por los derechos sexuales y reproductivos en Mèxico (ddeser)
719. Salvadoreña de Defensoras de Derechos Humanos
720. Salvadoreña de defensoras de derechos humanos
721. Thread, Guyana
722. Uruguaya Contra la Violencia Doméstica y Sexual
723. Rede de Jovens para a Igualdade, Portugal
724. REFACOF, Cameroon
725. REFMA-TOGO
726. Regards de femmes France
727. Regional Centre for Minorities, Serbia
728. Regional Learning Community for Gender Justice, East & Southeast Asia
729. Regions Refocus 2015
730. RENATA, Cameroon
731. REPEM LAC – Red de Educación Popular Entre Mujeres de Latinoamérica y Caribe
732. REPEM LAC Colombia
733. REPEM, Chile
734. REPEM, Venezuela
735. Reproductive Health Matters (RHM), UK
736. Republika Libre, Republica Dominicana
737. RESEAU DES ASSOCIATIONS ET GROUPEMENTS DES FEMMES HANDICAPEES DU TCHAD(RAGFHT) PAYS TCHAD
738. Réseau des Organisations Féminines d’Afrique Francophone (ROFAF)
739. Reseau Espace de Citoyenneté REC Morocco
740. Réseau Francophone pour l’Egalité Femme-Homme (RF-EFH), Sénégal
741. Réseau Genre et Droits de la Femme “GEDROFE”/ROFAF/GSPA2015 /REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO
742. RESEAU MUSONET MALI
743. RESURJ International Feminist Alliance
744. Retouch Africa international RAI, Kenya
745. Réveil de la Femme
746. RFSU, Sweden
747. rgs/uk
748. RIFA / Senegal
749. RIF-AMARC-TOGO
750. Romanian Women’s Lobby (ROWL), Romania
751. Rotaract club of Kathmandu Mid-Town, Nepal
752. Royal Commonwealth Society (RCS), United Kingdom
753. Rozan (Pakistan)
754. RUCVDS, Uruguay
755. Rural Women’s Network Nepal (RUWON Nepal), Nepal
756. Rutgers WPF Pakistan
757. RWCRC, Inc. Mindanao Philippines
758. RWPF Indonesia
759. Salamander Trust, UK
760. Salamata ly senegal
761. Salud Integral para la Mujer, SIPAM, A.C., México.
762. Salud y Género Querétaro A.Como.
763. Salud y Género Querétaro A.Como.
764. Samburu Girls Foundation, Kenya
765. sandglass,serbie
766. SANTE SCOLAIRE “SASCO”/GEDROFE/GSPA/RDC
767. SASA Foundation -Tanzania
768. SCA, USA
769. School of Theory and Activism – Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
770. Non Ora Quando
771. SEHER
772. Senonoraquando Libere Rome Italyy
773. Sensoa, Belgium
774. SENTRO Women’s Council, Philippines
775. Serenella Molendini
776. Seres. Portugal
777. SERR – United States
778. Sexuality Policy Watch, Brazil
779. Shaheen Women Resource &Welfare Association
780. SHEBA USA
781. Shenzhen Xiyan Communication Centre, China
782. Shirkat Gah, Pakistan
783. Shirley Ann Sullivan Educational Foundation
784. Jeunesse Savait (SJS), DRCongo
785. Turkey
786. Simavi, Netherlands
787. SIMEGEN
788. Sindh Development
789. Sindh Development Studies Centre (SDSC), University of Sindh, Jamshoro, Sindh Pakistan
790. Sisters in Islam, Malaysia
791. Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
792. Sistrren Theatre Collective/Groots Jamaica
793. SISWP, Australia et al
794. SNOQ GENOVA
795. Social Justice Co-op NL, Canada
796. Socialist international women SIW
797. Socialist Women’s Movement (SWM), Cyprus
798. Sociedad Unida por los Derechos Humanos AC (México)
799. Society for Empowering Human Resource [SEHER]
800. Society for International Development (SID)
801. SOCIETY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, KENYA
802. Solidarité Chine (CS) France
803. Solidarité des Femmes Burundaises pour la Lutte contre le Sida et le Palidisme au Burundi
804. Somali Women Diaspora Netwerk (SWDN)
805. Songiso & Maala Foundation – Malawi
806. Sonke Gender Justice, South Africa
807. Soropimist International Australia
808. Soroptimist Club of Port- Louis, Mauritius
809. Soroptimist International
810. Soroptimist international of Europe
811. telefon za zene i decu zrtve nasilja, Beograd
812. žene i decu žrtve nasilja Vlasotince
813. Spatium Libertas México
814. SPD, Germany
815. SPoD LGBTI, Turkey
816. Sree Saraswathi Thyagaraja College (STC), India
817. Public Sector Reform Pty Ltd, Australia
818. SRIA Rwanda Ltd
819. Standing Together Against domestic violence England
820. Stati generali della Donne Veneto – Italia
821. STOPAIDS, UK
822. Strey Khmer Organization, Pech Polet, Cambodia
823. Sudan- UNHCR
824. SUDS -Solidaritat i Cooperació-
825. Support for Women in Agriculture and Environment (SWAGEN) – Uganda
826. – Pakistan
827. Synergie Féminine au Tchad
828. T Mugadza, Zimbabwe
829. Taia Development Programme (TDP)-Sierra Leone
830. Taller Prodesal, Colombia
831. TAMAIA viure sense violència, sccl. Spain
832. TAMWA, Tanzania
833. Tarbilang Foundation (TFI), Tawi-Tawi, Philippines
834. Tasleem Ayaz (TA) Pakistan
835. TCRCH México
836. Tertulia Feminista Les Comadres. Spain
837. Tewa, Nepall
838. TFAI Spain
839. TGNP Mtandao. Tanzania
840. Association of Muş Woman (MUKADDER) /TURKEY
841. Association of women Sandglass, Serbia
842. Better Life Fund, United Kingdom
843. Equality and Anti-discrimination Ombud of Norway
844. Foundation for Women’s Solidarity, Turkey
845. Gender Agency, Australia
846. Gender Development & Peace Foundation, Lahore, Pakistan
847. Girls’ Education Project, CARICOM
848. Grail, Intl/US
849. GREAT Initiative, United Kingdom
850. ‘MATCH International Women’s Fund, Canada
851. Norwegian Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender organisation (LLH), Norway
852. society for Promotion of Human Values
853. Swedish Federation for LGBTQ Rights (RFSL)
854. Well Project, USA
855. Women of the South Association, Serbia
856. Theatre for a Change, UK, Ghana, Malawi
857. Trailblazers Mentoring Foundation( TMF), Uganda
858. Tri-Chandra Multiple Campus, Nepal
859. Tsitsi Valerie Machingauta, Zimbabwe
860. Turkish Medical Association/ Women Health and Women Physicians
861. Turkish university women assosiation, Turkey
862. Turkısh Women Assocıatıon Turkiye
863. Turkiye.Mavigöl kadin dernegi
864. TUSSNA, ALGERIE
865. U.N.A.F . España
866. U.S. National Committee for UN Women, U.S.A.
867. Belgium
868. UAB
869. UBUNTU SARL, SENEGAL
870. Ugarte-quiroz de Herrmannn
871. UKPAC, UK
872. Women
873. Women, Santo Domingo
874. Women, Turkey
875. Unifor, Canada
876. Union de l’Action Féministe (UAF) Morocco
877. Unión Democrática de Mujeres -UDEMU-
878. UNIÓN SINDICAL OBRERA DE MADRID (USO-MADRID), ESPAÑA
879. Unión Sindical Obrera.Confederación . Secretaria de acción sindical e igualdad. Sara Garcia de las Heras
880. Unione Donne in Italia (UDI), Italy
881. UNIONE DONNE IN ITALIA,ITALIA
882. United Action for Democracy (UAD), Nigeria
883. UNITED Domestic Workers of the Philippines(UNITED), Philippines
884. Universidad de Barcelona España
885. University For Peace, Costa Rica
886. University of the Philippines Diliman Gender Office (UPDGO,) Philippines
887. University Women of Europe
888. Urgent Action Fund for Women’s Human Rights, USA
889. Uruguay
890. Canada
891. Women’s Association
892. WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION (VAKAD)
893. Vanuatu Women’s Centre, Vanuatu
894. Veronica Muoio, UNDP, USA
895. Victim Family Network, Bangladesh
896. Victoria Bugallo, Uruguay
897. Virginia Nelder, woman human rights defender, Canada
898. Vision for Learning and Peace
899. Vision Spring Initiatives – VSI, Nigeria
900. Visions solidaires
901. Vrouwenbelangen, The Netherlands
902. International
903. Wales Assembly of Women
904. wanake chipukisi support group-Kenya
905. WARBE Development Foundation, Bangladesh
906. WFT, Tanzania
907. WFUWO, World Fed Ukrainian Wom Orgs
908. WFWPI USA
909. WGG, USA
910. WiLDAF WEST AFRICA
911. WiLDAF/FeDDAF – WASRO/BSRAO, Togo
912. WILPF Norway
913. WILPF-España
914. WiPSU, Zimbabwe
915. WISH Associates, South Africa
916. WLB, Philippines
917. WLSAMOÇAMBIQUE MOZAMBIQUE
918. WO=MEN Dutch Gender Platform
919. Woman to be, ITALY
920. Women Against AIDS (WAGA) -Malawi
921. Women and Media Collective (WMC), Sri Lanka
922. Women Deliver, USA
923. Women Development Association of Liberia
924. Women Empowerment Initiative, Cameroon
925. Women Empowerment Nepal, Nepal
926. Women Environmental Programme (WEP) Nigeria
927. Women for Fair Development (WOFAD) – Malawi
928. WOMEN FOR WOMEN (WOW) -KENYA
929. women for women/ afghanistan
930. Women for Women’s Human Rights-New Ways (WWHR), Turkey
931. Women Fund Tanzania (WFT), Tanzania
932. Women Human Rights Defenders International Coalition(WHRDIC)
933. Women in Europe for a Common Future/Women International for a Common Future (WECF/WICF)
934. WOMEN INITIATIVE FOR PEACE & GOOD GOVERNANCE (WIPGG) NIGERIA
935. women orientation( wo) Cameroon
936. Women Peace Network-Arakan
937. Women United Together Marshall Islands (WUTMI), Republic of the Marshall Islands
938. Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA)
939. Women Won’t Wait Campaign (WWW), International
940. Women’s Action Netwrok (WAN), Sri Lanka
941. WOMEN’s COALITION – TURKEY
942. Women’s Environment and Development Organization (WEDO), USA
943. Women’s Farming Syndicate, Zimbabwe
944. Women’s Feature Service (WFS) Philippines
945. Women’s Global Network for Reproductive Rights (WGNRR)
946. Women’s Hope for Change, Malawie
947. Women’s Institute for Sustainable Economic Action (WISEACT), Philippines
948. Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF), Australia
949. Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF), International
950. Women’s Legal and Human Rights Bureau (WLB), Philippines
951. Women’s Legal Education, Advocacy and Defense (WOMENLEAD) Philippines
952. Women’s NGOs Cooperation Network Latvia
953. Women’s Promotion Centre (WPC)
954. Women’s Resource and Outreach Centre, Jamaica
955. Women’s Rights and Health Project (WRAHP), Nigeria.
956. Women’s Solidarity Foundation, Turkey
957. Women’s Studies and Research, Serbia
958. Women’s Studies Association (KCD), Ankara Turkey
959. Working Group Eight (WG8), Nigeria.
960. World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH)
961. World YWCA, Switzerland
962. WIDOWS FOR PEACE UK
963. WPP, The Netherlands
964. WSAP PH
965. WSI
966. WUNRN-Women’s UN Report Network-US
967. Xarxa Feminista
968. yaka koop
969. YFO, Mindanao Philippines
970. YouAct, European Youth Network on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
971. Young United Nations Network, Germany
972. Young Women’s Leadership Institute (YWLI)
973. Youth Coalition for Sexual and Reproductive Rights (YCSRR)
974. YWCA Banff Canada
975. ZARD, ZAMBIA
976. Zonta International (ZI)
977. “Страна права” Кыргызская республика