Who we support

An organisation of lesbian and bisexual women, and trans and intersex people, Bilitis takes a leading role in advocacy for inclusive hate crimes legislation.

This national network advocates for the regulation of sex work in Argentina and for respect of the rights of sex workers.

This network of women sex workers is active in the province of Córdoba in Argentina.

Sindicato de Trabajadoras Independientes de Trabajo Doméstico Similares y a Cuenta Propia is union of women domestic workers from various regions of Guatemala.

DoM is a membership organisation based in Gitaru, Kenya. Its work is focused on gender justice, food sovereignty, human rights and dignity.

ADDAD is a self-led organisation of domestic workers in the cities Bamako, Kati, Sikasso and San.

Indonesia Migrant Workers' Union organises documented and undocumented Indonesian migrants, mainly domestic workers, living and working in the Netherlands.

And Soppeku (meaning ‘together for a change in behaviour’) aims to improve sex workers’ knowledge of their rights and achieve legal reform in Senegal.

Women and Land in Zimbabwe is a rural women's organisation that addresses unequal ownership of, and control over, land and natural resources.

This feminist media group combines art and activism through its audio-visual school and group theatre.

The only trans-led organisation in Poland, Trans-Fuzja works to secure trans rights through advocacy.

WONETHA is a sex workers’ rights organisation that raises the awareness of sex workers about their human rights and provides them with leadership training and information.