We are turning 20!
On our anniversary, Viviana Waisman, Women's Link's founder and CEO, writes in our new blog about what the past twenty years have meant to her and the fight for women's rights
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The Constitutional Court of Colombia orders improvements to the country’s system of protections for victims of trafficking in human beings
The Court ruled on the case of Yolanda,* a Venezuelan trafficking victim represented by Women’s Link Worldwide
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We are looking for a new Executive Director
The new Executive Director will build on and scale our mission impact using the power of the law to impact the lives of women and girls
See more »At Women’s Link Worldwide, we use the power of the law to promote social change that advances the human rights of women and girls, especially those facing multiple inequalities.
OUR WORK
Sexual and reproductive rights
Women have the right to lead their sexual and reproductive lives in a safe and dignified manner
Trafficking in Human Beings
Trafficking victims have to be identified as such and all their rights guaranteed by the authorities
Women and borders
Human rights of women and girls who cross borders seeking a better life have to be respected
Women and peacebuilding
Crimes committed against women and girls in contexts of peacebuilding can not go unpunished
Discrimination
We develop tools to eliminate the stereotypes that perpetuate discrimination
Violence
We work to end impunity for violence against women and for their human rights violations
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Gender Justice Observatory
Legal and non-legal strategies to work with tribunals in advancing human rights of women and girls
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