Leading Organizations

The platform was formed by a group of civil society organizations and institutions to provide a space for gendered perspective dialogue and the production of evidence-based analysis on tax justice reform.

It is a coalition of civil society organizations committed to the promotion of access to justice and the protection of human rights, most notably the defense of individuals deprived of their freedoms.

Works to provide access to sexual, health and reproductive rights for all citizens.

Network of residents seeking to gather information on topics such as violence, education, energy, justice and governance in Ciudad Juarez for public policy development. They also monitor Congress decisions related to their city.

Works to promote business and economic concerns, along with monitoring adherence to labour laws by businesses.

It works to improve sexual and reproductive health and rights through programs and services such as sex and sexuality counseling, abortion services, HIV testing, and protection services for cases of GBV.

Works to accompany drug users through rehabiliation and to attend to peoples' needs regarding drug issues such as crime and violence.

Creating a free and independent bar association that serves to protect the interests of justice seekers and lawyers.

Group of magistrates, lawyers, judges, ex prisoners, academics, students, and civil servants in penitentiaries working to develop and reform the criminal system.

Peace and Hope is an organization founded in Peru in 1996, with independent branches in Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Ecuador. It offers comprehensive assistance to victims of physical or sexual violence and their families by providing legal and psychological support.

It promotes a culture of peace by providing spaces for participation where youths and adolescents are trained to carry out political advocacy in decision making processes at the municipal and national levels. Their areas of work include sexual and reproductive rights, prevention of teenage pregnancies, HIV/AIDS education, and nutrition, to name a few.

Active Peace contributes to the strengthening of citizenship and institutions as a means to guarantee equal access to justice, security, and social coexistence. Their programs include the Initiative for Transitional Justice, the Organized Crime Observatory, and the Observatory for Road Safety, to name a few.

It promotes Christian solidarity and contributes to strengthen democracy through capacity development of social actors and vulnerable communities. Additionally, it promotes health as a fundamental right and supports prisoners with a restorative justice approach.

It supports economic migrants, internally displaced persons, and refugees through the promotion of their fundamental rights and through facilitating their integration into society. It offers humanitarian relief, education, legal services, and counselling.

Works to provide defense to persons and organizations involved in environmental issues, as well as monitoring of business projects damaging the environment, environmental regulation, and strategic litigation for the definition of environmental conservation units and new regulation.

It is a network comprised of health charities that provide assistance to Canadians affected by chronic disease or major illnesses. Their fundraising campaigns have given organizations of all sizes the tools and information they need to build more engaged and healthier workplaces.

It works against discrimination and exclusion, and towards the protection of the rights of historically vulnerable communities. They implement critical and participative strategies to create political and social impact at the national and international level.

FRA conducts research and advocacy activities on issues related to individual liberty, limited government, rule of law, free markets and peace.

Established in 1999 to counteract xenophobic and anti-Semitic prejudice reappearing in Polish public life, it promotes tolerance, openness, and respect for persons and groups of different ethnic, national, religious, cultural, or social identification, as well as combating any forms of racism, anti-Semitism, xenophobia, and other attitudes harmful to human dignity.

Otrans contributes to the social, economic, and cultural development of trans people in Guatemala. It undertakes projects, offers legal and technical assistance for the trans community, and advocates policy reform.

Works to promote the rights of women, and to change societal views and government policy on issues affecting women such as sexual and reproductive rights, health and gender equality.

Founded in 1960, is the academic research and training center of Hungary’s Prosecution Service. Their main activities include the investigation of crimes, the development of theory and practice of criminology, forensics and criminal law, and to promote the utilization of research results.

Works to defend the rights of consumers in Romania, and developed a Masters in Consumer Protection along with lobbying government policy.

Works to investigate fraud, corruption and enforce CSR in french companies working in France and abroad, and cases of environmental crimes committed by these companies.

Works to promote local and regional associations of citizens working to evaluate government public policy, and foster democratic participation in rural communities.