Associate Members

The International Centre for Reproductive Health (ICRH) is a multidisciplinary research institute within Ghent University. ICRH is active in Africa, Latin America, Asia and Europe.

UNAF is a platform of NGO working for the defence and promotion of families’ rights and welfare since 1988, from an inclusive perspective of families’ diversity.

Amref Health Africa is the largest African-led health organization on the continent. Its mission is to increase sustainable health access to communities in Africa through solutions in human resources for health, health services delivery and investments in health.

Orchid Project ​is a UK-based NGO that is catalysing the global movement to end female genital cutting (FGC)

The Network against Female Genital Cutting Switzerland is a national network which aims at protecting girls and women from female genital cutting and ensuring medical care for those who have been subjected to it.

Wassu-UAB Foundation is an academic organization of international scope, working for the management and prevention of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) through anthropological and medical research, applied to knowledge transfer.

We will strive to work for the rights of Bohra women in all spheres of life. Specifically, on Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C)/Khafz, we all agree that the practice has no place in our lives and want it banned

ActionAid is a global rights organization. We work in over 45 countries for a fair, equitable and sustainable world where all people have the opportunity to shape their lives and live a life free from poverty and oppression. We have a feminist perspective on everything we do, whether it be fighting poverty or unjust power structures.

​Ifrah Foundation was founded in 2010 by Ifrah Ahmed, an Irish citizen originally from Somalia. It has been active in Somalia since 2013, where it is a registered Civil Society Organisation (CSO). Ifrah Foundation is also a registered charity in Ireland.

The association Women Safe & Children opened in 2014. It has supported 2800 women and 195 children from France and abroad. 40 professionals are working to free women's voices and help them get by.

Diotima Centre is a women’s, non-profit organization established in 1989 on the initiative of an interdisciplinary group of women.

Women’s Rights Foundation is a relatively young Maltese organisation that has always been involved in the area of violence against women and adopted an intersectional approach to address it.

Femmes Entraide et Autonomie (FEA) is a young organisation working on Female Genital Mutilation based in France.