About us

ABOUT US

Women Chapter International (WCI) is an independent, non-governmental organization registered in Sweden in 2020.
WCI works closely together with civil society groups from different countries to raise human rights concerns at the international level and promote respect for the rights of vulnerable communities, especially HRDs and exiled HRDs. It focuses its activities on equality and human rights with special emphasis on gender-based violence, discrimination, human rights violation and sexual violence, and survivors' rehabilitation.

OUR MISSION

WCI is committed to promoting human rights worldwide. So it acts to empower local civil society groups who are working to advance the protection of human rights in their respective countries and assists them with necessary digital safety and security and advocacy training.
In cooperation with partner organizations, WCI aims to advocate on behalf of individuals and communities who are among those most vulnerable to discrimination, injustice and human rights violations.
Since its inception in June, 2020, WCI has researched and presented a series of events on the trans-generational effects of war-time sexual violence and aims to take its mission one step further by implementing the knowledge gained from these endeavours to intensive work in the field of support and rehabilitation of sexual violence survivors.

SUCCESS STORIES

Webiner: Rwanda Testimonies of Trauma and Turmoil: Psychological Repercussions of Unresolved Trauma

Women Chapter International(WCI) ended its second webinar on the 24th of April on the topic “Rwanda Testimonies of Trauma and Turmoil: Psychological Repercussions of Unresolved Trauma” with new ideas to help heal the transgenerational trauma of rape during wars and with the determination to transfer the stigma of rape where it belongs, with the perpetrators.

Webiner: Transgenerational Trauma of Rape and our future.

Transgenerational Trauma of Rape and Our Future How to Understand and Navigate Cultural and Psychosocial Development An Attempt at a Transcontinental Dialogue In commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of one of history’s largest known incident of genocide and mass rape by the Pakistani Army during the War of Independence of Bangladesh in 1971 Friday, March 26, 2021

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Supriti Dhar

Supriti Dhar

Chairperson

Camilla Carlsson

Camilla Carlsson

Member

Wiola Rebecka

Wiola Rebecka

Member

Monjun Nahar

Monjun Nahar

Member

Fredrik Elg

Fredrik Elg

Member

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