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Statement of Feminists and Women’s Rights Organizations from the Global South

Call for a Feminist COVID-19 Policy

The following statement has been endorsed by nearly 1160 individuals and women’s networks and organizations globally, from more than 100 countries, to demand States to adopt a feminist policy to address the extraordinary challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic in a manner that is consistent with human rights standards and principles.

This initiative was initiated by women from the Global South and marginalized communities in the Global North and was coordinated by the Feminist Alliance for Rights (FAR).

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Statement of Feminists and Women’s Rights Organizations from the Global South and marginalized communities in the Global North

We, the undersigned networks, organizations and activists committed to feminist principles and women’s human rights, call on governments to recall and act in accordance with human rights standards in their response to COVID-19 and uphold the principles of equality and non-discrimination, centering the most marginalized people — women, children, elderly, people with disabilities, people with compromised health, rural people, unhoused people, institutionalized people, LGBT+ people, refugees, migrants,indigenous peoples, stateless people, human rights defenders, and people in conflict and war zones. Feminist policy recognizes and prioritizes the needs of the most vulnerable communities. Beyond the response to this pandemic, it is necessary for the development of peaceful, inclusive and prosperous communities within human rights-driven states.

It is critical that governments utilize a human rights and intersectional based approach to ensure that everyone has access to necessary information, support systems and resources during the current crisis. We have recognized nine key areas of focus to be considered in the context of the COVID-19 crisis. They are listed below with brief descriptions of potential challenges and recommendations that consider the lived experiences of people in vulnerable position — especially women and girls that endure a disproportionate impact due to their sex, gender, and sexual orientation — and steer policymakers toward solutions that do not exacerbate their vulnerabilities or magnify existing inequality and ensure their human rights.

These guidelines are not a replacement for the engagement of women and girls and other marginalized communities in decision-making, but a rationale for consultation and diversity in leadership.

Key Focus Areas for a Feminist Policy on COVID-19

Food security. In countries that depend on food imports, there are fears of closing borders and markets and the inability to access food. This concern is exacerbated for people experiencing poverty and in rural communities, especially women, who do not have easy access to city centers and major grocery stores and markets. This leads to people with the means purchasing large quantities of goods which limits availability for those with lower incomes who are not able to do the same and are likely to face shortages when they attempt to replenish their food supplies. In response to this challenge, we call on governments to:

  • Increase — or introduce —  food stamps and subsidies, both in quantity for those already receiving them and in expansion of access to include those who become more vulnerable due to current circumstances
  • Direct businesses to ration nonperishable food supply to control inventory and increase access for those who, due to their income levels, must purchase over a longer period of time
  • Send food supply to rural communities to be stored and distributed as needed to eliminate the delay in accessing supply in city centers and safeguard against shortages due to delays in shipping
  • Send food supply to people unable to leave their homes (e.g. disabled people living alone or in remote areas)

Healthcare. All countries expect a massive strain on their public health systems due to the spread of the virus, and this can lead to decreased maternal health and increased infant mortality rates. There is often lack of access to healthcare services and medical supplies in rural communities. The elderly, people with disabilities, and people with compromised or suppressed immune systems are at high risk, and may not have live-in support systems. The change in routine and spread of the virus can create or exacerbate mental health issues. This crisis has a disproportionate impact on women who form, according to the World Health Organization’s March 2019 Gender equity in the health workforce working paper, 70% of workers in the health and social sector, according to the World Health Organisation. It also disproportionately affects those who provide care for others.

 In response to this challenge, we call on governments to:

  • Ensure the availability of sex-disaggragated data and gender analysis, including differentiated infection and mortality rates.
  • Increase availability and delivery of healthcare services and responders, medical supplies, and medications 
  • Ensure women’s timely access to necessary and comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services during the crisis, such as emergency contraception and safe abortion 
  • Maintain an adequate stock of menstrual hygiene products at healthcare and community facilities
  • Train medical staff and frontline social workers to recognize signs of domestic violence and provide appropriate resources and services
  • Develop a database of high-risk people who live alone and establish a system and a network to maintain regular contact with and deliver supplies to them
  • Provide for the continued provision of health care services based on non-biased medical research and tests — unrelated to the virus — for women and girls
  • Implement systems to effectively meet mental health needs including accessible (e.g. sign language, captions) telephone/videocall hotlines, virtual support groups, emergency services, and delivery of medication
  • Support rehabilitation centers to remain open for people with disabilities and chronic illness
  • Direct all healthcare institutions to provide adequate health care services to people regardless of health insurance status, immigration status and affirm the rights of migrant people and stateless people — with regular and irregular status — and unhoused people to seek medical attention to be free from discrimination, detention, and deportation
  • Ensure health service providers and all frontline staff receive adequate training and have access to equipment to protect their own health and offer mental health support
  • Assess and meet the specific needs of women health service providers

Education. The closure of schools is necessary for the protection of children, families, and communities and will help to flatten the curve so that the peak infection rate stays manageable. It, however, presents a major disruption in education and the routine to which children are accustomed. In many cases, children who depend on the school lunch program will face food insecurity. They also become more vulnerable to violence in their homes and communities which can go undetected due to no contact. School closures also have a disproportionate burden on women who traditionally undertake a role as caregivers. In response to this challenge, we call on governments to:

  • Direct educational institutions to prepare review and assignment packages for children to keep them academically engaged and prevent setbacks and provide guidance for parents on the use of the material
  • Create educational radio programming appropriate for school-age children
  • Subsidize childcare for families unable to make alternate arrangements for their children
  • Expand free internet access to increase access to online educational platforms and material and enable children to participate in virtual and disability-accessible classroom sessions where available
  • Provide laptops for children who need them in order to participate in on-line education
  • Adopt measures to ensure they continue receiving food by making sure it can be delivered or collected
  • Provide extra financial and mental health support for families caring for children with disabilities

Social inequality. These exist between men and women, citizens and migrants, people with regular and irregular status, people with and without disabilities, neurotypical and neuroatypical people, and other perceived dichotomies or non-binary differences as well as racial, ethnic, and religious groups. Existing vulnerabilities are further complicated by loss of income, increased stress, and unequal domestic responsibilities. Women and girls will likely have increased burdens of caregiving which will compete with (and possibly replace) their paid work or education. Vulnerable communities are put at further risk when laws are enacted, or other measures are introduced, that restrict their movement and assembly, particularly when they have less access to information or ability to process it. In response to this challenge, we call on governments to:

  • Encourage the equitable sharing of domestic tasks in explicit terms and through allowances for time off and compensation for all workers
  • Provide increased access to sanitation and emergency shelter spaces for unhoused people
  • Implement protocol and train authorities on recognizing and engaging vulnerable populations, particularly where new laws are being enforced
  • Consult with civil society organizations the process of implementing legislation and policy
  • Ensure equal access to information, public health education and resources in multiple languages, including sign and indigenous peoples languages, accessible formats, and easy-to-read and plain languages 

Water and sanitation. Everyone does not have access to clean running water. In response to this challenge, we call on governments to:

  • Ensure infrastructure is in place for clean, potable water to be piped into homes and delivered to underserved areas
  • Cease all disconnections and waive all reconnection fees to provide everyone with clean, potable water
  • Bring immediate remedy to issues of unclean water
  • Build public handwashing stations in communities

Economic inequality. People are experiencing unemployment, underemployment, and loss of income due to the temporary closure of businesses, reduced hours, and limited sick leave, vacation, personal time off and stigmatization. This negatively impacts their ability to meet financial obligations, generates bigger debts, and makes it difficult for them to acquire necessary supplies. Due to closures and the need for social distancing, there is also lack of care options and ability to pay for care for children, the elderly, and people with disabilities. This produces a labor shift from the paid or gig economy to unpaid economy as family care providers. In response to this challenge, we call on governments to:

  • Implement moratoriums on evictions due to rental and mortgage arrears and deferrals of rental and mortgage payments for those affected, directly or indirectly, by the virus and for people belonging to vulnerable groups 
  • Provide Universal Basic Income for those with lost income
  • Provide financial support to unhoused people, refugees, and women’s shelters
  • Provide additional financial aid to elderly people and people with disabilities
  • Expedite the distribution of benefits 
  • Modify sick leave, parental and care leave, and personal time off policies
  • Direct businesses to invite employees to work remotely on the same financial conditions as agreed prior to pandemic 
  • Distribute packages with necessities including soap, disinfectants, and hand sanitizer

Violence against women, domestic violence/Intimate partner violence (DV/IPV). Rates and severity of domestic violence/intimate partner violence against women, including sexual and reproductive violence, will likely surge as tension rises. Mobility restrictions (social distance, self-isolation, extreme lockdown, or quarantine) will also increase survivors’ vulnerability to abuse and need for protection services. (See Economic inequality.) Escape will be more difficult as the abusive partner will be at home all the time. Children face particular protection risks, including increased risks of abuse and/or being separated from their caregivers. Accessibility of protection services will decline if extreme lockdown is imposed as public resources are diverted. Women and girls fleeing violence and persecution will not be able to leave their countries of origin or enter asylum countries because of the closure of borders and travel restrictions. 

 In response to this challenge, we call on governments to:

  • Establish separate units within police departments and telephone hotlines to report domestic violence
  • Increase resourcing for nongovernmental organizations that respond to domestic violence and provide assistance — including shelter, counselling, and legal aid —  to survivors, and promote those that remain open are available
  • Disseminate information about gender-based violence and publicize resources and services available
  • Direct designated public services, including shelters, to remain open and accessible
  • Ensure protection services implement programs that have emergency plans that include protocols to ensure safety for residents and clients
  • Develop a protocol for the care of women who may not be admitted due to exposure to the virus which includes safe quarantine and access to testing
  • Extend the duration of judicial precautionary measures/protection orders to cover the whole mandatory period of lockdown and quarantine
  • Make provisions for domestic violence survivors to attend court proceedings via accessible teleconference
  • Direct police departments to respond to all domestic violence reports and connect survivors with appropriate resources
  • Ensure women and girls and other people in vulnerable positions are not rejected at the border, have access to the territory and to asylum legal procedures. If needed, they will be given access to testing

Access to information. There is unequal access to reliable information, especially for those structurally discriminated against and belonging to marginalized communities. People will need to receive regular updates from national health authorities for the duration of this crisis. In response to this challenge, we call on governments to:

  • Launch public campaigns to prevent and contain the spread of the virus
  • Consult and work with civil society in all initiatives to provide information to the public
  • Make information available to the public in plain language and accessible means, modes and formats, including internet, radio and text messages
  • Ensure people with disabilities have access to information through sign language, closed captions, and other appropriate means 
  • Increase subsidies to nongovernmental organizations that will ensure messages translated and delivered through appropriate means to those who speak different languages or have specific needs
  • Build and deploy a task force to share information and resources with vulnerable people with specific focus on unhoused, people with disabilities, migrant, refugees, and neuroatypical people

 Abuse of power. People in prisons, administrative migration centers, refugee camps, and people with disabilities in institutions and psychiatric facilities are at higher risk of contagion due to the confinement conditions. They can also become more vulnerable to abuse or neglect as a result of limited external oversight and restriction of visits. It is not uncommon for authorities to become overzealous in their practices related to enforcement of the law and introduction of new laws. During this crisis, vulnerable people, especially dissidents, are at a higher risk of having negative, potentially dangerous interactions with authorities. In response to this challenge, we call on governments to:

  • Provide and implement restrictions in relation to COVID-19 in accordance with the law. Any restriction should be strictly necessary, proportionate and in the interest of legitimate objectives of general interest
  • Monitor restrictions taken in the public interest do not result in any gender-specific harm to women and girls who are already extremely vulnerable and at risk of being denied their basic human rights
  • Consult any changes in existing laws with human rights organizations and Ombudsperson/Human Rights Defenders 
  • Encourage law enforcement officers to focus on increasing safety rather than arrests
  • Train law enforcement officers, care workers, and social workers to recognize vulnerabilities and make necessary adjustments in their approach and engagement
  • Adopt human rights-oriented protocols to reduce spreading of the virus in detention and confinement facilities
  • Strengthen external oversight and facilitate safe contact with relatives i.e. free telephone calls
  • Support civil society organizations and country Ombudsperson/Human Rights Defenders in monitoring the developments within those institutions on a regular basis
  • Commit to discontinuing emergency laws and powers once pandemic subsides and restore the check and balances mechanism

 Signed by:                                                   [Networks and Organizations: 1 to 422; Individuals: 422-1156]

Networks and organizations 

  1. 4M Mentor Mothers Network
  2. A Long Walk Home
  3. ABAAD-Resource Center for Gender Equality
  4. ABOFEM ARGENTINA
  5. Action pour l’Education et la Promotion de la Femme (AEPF-Tchad)
  6. Activista Ghana
  7. Adivasi Dalit Woman Civil Rights Forum
  8. African Diaspora Women’s Network
  9. African Disability Forum- ADF
  10. African Women 4 Empowerment
  11. African Women Leaders Forum
  12. AFROAMERICAS
  13. AKAHATA
  14. Akina Mama wa Afrika
  15. Akshara Centre
  16. Aliansi Remaja Independen Sulawesi Selatan
  17. All India Progressive Women’s Association AIPWA
  18. Alliances for Africa
  19. AMVFE
  20. ANANDI
  21. Annie North Women’s Refugee and Domestic Violence Service
  22. Arab Women Network for Parity and Solidarity
  23. Arise Nigerian Woman Foundation
  24. Arts for Women Indonesia
  25. Artykuł 6 (Article 6 feminist disability collective)
  26. Asamblea Feminista Plurinacional
  27. Asian-Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women (ARROW)
  28. Asociación Ciudadana ACCEDER
  29. Associação brasileira de antropologia- Brazilian Anthropology Association
  30. Association for Advocacy and Legal Initiatives Trust (AALI)
  31. association Tunisienne des femmes démocrates
  32. Associazione Dream Team Donne in Rete
  33. Associazione Il Giardino dei Ciliegi
  34. Associazione Maddalena
  35. Associazione Orlando
  36. Associazione Risorse Donna
  37. Associazione Topnomastica femminile
  38. Aswat Nissa
  39. AtGender
  40. ATHENA Network
  41. Atria, institute on gender equality and women’s history
  42. AWID
  43. Awmr Italia Donne della Regione Mediterranea
  44. Balance AC
  45. Bangladesh Centre for Human Rights and Development (BCHRD)
  46. Bangladesh Model Youth Parliament (Protiki Jubo Sangsahd)
  47. Baobab Women’s Project CIC
  48. BAPSA
  49. Believe mental health care organisation
  50. Berliński Kongres Kobiet
  51. Beyond Beijing Committee (BBC)Nepal
  52. Border Crit Institute
  53. BraveHeart Initiative for Youth & Women
  54. Breakthrough (India)
  55. Breakthrough (USA)
  56. Broadsheet, New Zealand’s Feminist Magazine
  57. Campaign for Lead Free Water
  58. Canadian Feminist Network
  59. CARAM Asia
  60. Catholics for Reproductive Health
  61. CEDAW Committee of Trinidad and Tobago
  62. CEHAT
  63. Center for Building Resilient Communities
  64. Center for gender and sexual and reproductive health, James P Grant school of public health
  65. Center for Hunger-Free Communities
  66. Center for Justice and International Law (CEJIL)
  67. Center for Migrant Advocacy Philippines
  68. Center for Women’s Global Leadership
  69. Center for Women’s Health and Human Rights, Suffolk University
  70. Center Women and Modern World
  71. Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy
  72. Centre for Gender Justice
  73. Centre for Social Concern and Development (CESOCODE)
  74. Centro de Derechos de Mujeres
  75. Centro de Mujeres ACCION YA
  76. Centro di Women’s Studies Milly Villa – Università della Calabria
  77. CENTRO MUJERES A.C.
  78. Centro Mujeres Latinas
  79. CETEC
  80. Channel Foundation
  81. CHIRAPAQ Centro de Culturas Indígenas del Perú
  82. CHOUF
  83. Closet de Sor Juana
  84. Coalition for Sexual and Bodily Rights in Muslim Societies (CSBR)
  85. COFEM
  86. Colectiva Lésbica Feminista Irreversibles
  87. Colectivo “Género y Teología para el Desarrollo”
  88. Collettivo Anguane
  89. Comisión de Antropología Feminista y de Género, Colegio de Etnólogos y Antropólogos Sociales A.C
  90. Comité de América Latina y el Caribe para la Defensa de los Derechos de las Mujeres, CLADEM
  91. Common Health
  92. Community Care for Emergency Response and Rehabilitation
  93. Community Healthcare Initiative
  94. Comunicación, Intercambio y Desarrollo Humano en América Latina, Asociación Civil ( CIDHAL, A. C.)
  95. Congregation of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd
  96. Consortium on Gender, Security and Human Rights
  97. Cooperativa Sociale Centro Donne Mantova
  98. Coordinadora de la Mujer
  99. COSPE
  100. Council of Indigenous Women of Lower Lands of Europe
  101. Courageous people health and development lnitiative
  102. CREA
  103. Creativería Social, AC
  104. DAWN Canada
  105. Design Studio for Social Intervention
  106. DESSI International
  107. Development in Practice, Gender and Entrepreneurial Initiative (DIPGEI)
  108. DIVA for Equality
  109. Dorothy Njemanze Foundation
  110. Dziewuchy Berlin
  111. Echoesofwomeninafrica11@gmail.com
  112. Emma organization for human development
  113. EMPOWER Malaysia
  114. End Violence Against Women Coalition (UK)
  115. Enhancing Access to Health for Poverty reduction in Tanzania (EAHP Tanzania)
  116. Enlace Continental de Mujeres Indígenas de las Américas ECMIA
  117. Enlightenment and empowerment of northern women initiative
  118. Equality Bahamas
  119. Equipo Jurídico por los Derechos Humanos
  120. Equipop
  121. Etihad Peace Minorities Welfare Foundation
  122. Equality Now
  123. European Roma Rights Centre (Brussels, Belgium)
  124. FACICP Disability Plus
  125. Families Planning Association of Puerto Rico (PROFAMILIAS)
  126. Family Planning Association of Nepal
  127. FAMM Indonesia
  128. Federation for Women and Family Planning
  129. Federation of Sexual and Gender Minoriites Nepal
  130. Federazione Femminile Evangelica Valdese e Metodista
  131. Female Safe Environments-Her Safe Place
  132. FEMBUD
  133. Femini Berlin Polska
  134. Feminist Alliance for Rights
  135. Feminist Humanitarian Network
  136. Feminist Policy Collective
  137. Feminoteka Foundation
  138. Femmes leadership et développement durable
  139. FEMNET – African Women’s Development and Communication Network
  140. Fiji Women’s Rights Movement (FWRM)
  141. First Future Leadership
  142. Flash Dynamic Concepts
  143. Fondo Centroamericano de Mujeres
  144. Food Corporation of India Handling Workers Union
  145. Food Sovereignty Alliance, India
  146. For Violence-Free Family Coalition
  147. Forum Against Oppression of Women
  148. Forum against Sex Selection
  149. Four Worlds Europe
  150. Fund for Congolese Women
  151. Fundación Arcoíris por el respeto a la diversidad sexual
  152. Fundación Código Humano
  153. Fundacion Estudio e Investigacion de mujer FEIM
  154. FUNDACION MARIA AMOR
  155. Fundación Puntos de Encuentro
  156. Fundacja “Inicjatywa Kobiet Aktywnych”
  157. Fundacja Dziewuchy Dziewuchom
  158. Furia vzw
  159. GAMAG
  160. Gamana Mahila Samuha
  161. Gantala Press, Inc.
  162. GAYa NUSANTARA Foundation
  163. Gender and Environmental Risk Reduction Initiative(GERI)
  164. Gender and Sociology Department, Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences
  165. Gender at Work
  166. Gender Awareness Trust
  167. Gender Equality,,Peace and Development Centre
  168. GenDev Centre for Research and Innovation, India
  169. Gimtrap AC
  170. GirlHQ Foundation
  171. Girls Voices Initiative
  172. Girlupac
  173. Global Alliance for Tax Justice
  174. Global Fund for Children
  175. Global Fund for Women
  176. Global Justice Center
  177. Global Rights for Women
  178. Global South Coalition for Dignified Menstruation
  179. Global Women’s Institute
  180. Graduate Women International
  181. Grandmothers Advocacy Network
  182. Grupo de Estudos Feministas em Política e Educação (GIRA/UFBA)
  183. Grupo Guatemalteco de Mujeres-GGM
  184. Hawai’i Institute for Human Rights
  185. Herstoire Collective
  186. Hollaback! Czech
  187. Hope for the Needy Association
  188. Humanity in Action Poland
  189. ICW – International Community of Women Living with HIV
  190. Icw argentina
  191. Identities Media
  192. If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice
  193. IMMAHACO Ladies COOPERATIVE Society 87 set
  194. Inclusive Bangladesh
  195. iNitiatives for Nigeria
  196. Institute for Economic Justice
  197. Institute for Gender and Development Studies-University of the West Indies
  198. Institute for Young Women Development
  199. Institute of Gender Studies, University of Guyana
  200. Instituto de Estudos de Gênero da UFSC e NIGS UFSC
  201. Instituto de Investigación y Estudios en Cultura de Derechos Humanos CULTURADH
  202. Instituto de Transformación social de pr
  203. Instituto de la Mujer
  204. Instituto RIA
  205. Interamerican Network of Women Shelters
  206. International Center for Advocates Against Discrimination (ICAAD)
  207. International Commission on Global Feminisms and Queer Politics (IUAES)
  208. International WOmen’s Rights Action Watch Asia Pacific
  209. International Women’s Rights Project
  210. Ipas CAM
  211. Istituto Comprensivo Statale “Don G. Russolillo”
  212. Jaringan Muda Setara
  213. Jaringan Perempuan Yogyakarta – Yogyakarta Women’s Network
  214. Jordanian National Commission for Women
  215. Journal of International Women’s Studies
  216. Justice Institute Guyana
  217. Kenya Female Advisory Organization
  218. Kotha
  219. L’union de l action féministe
  220. LABIA – A Queer Feminist LBT Collective
  221. Latin American and Caribbean Womens Health Network
  222. Le kassandre
  223. Le Maestre Ignoranti
  224. Lesbianas Independientes Feministas Socialistas – LIFS
  225. LGBTI+ Gozo
  226. Libera…Mente Donna ets
  227. Liberian women Humanitarian Network
  228. Life in Leggings: Caribbean Alliance Against Gender-based Violence
  229. Lon-art Creative
  230. LOOM
  231. MADRE
  232. Mahila Sarvangeen Utkarsh Mandal (MASUM)
  233. Malcolm X Center For Self Determination
  234. Mama Na Mtoto Initiative(Mami)
  235. Manifest Wolnej Polki
  236. MAP Foundation
  237. Marie Stopes International
  238. McMaster University
  239. Mesa Acción por el Aborto en Chile
  240. MEXFAM AC
  241. Movimiento de Mujeres de Chinandega
  242. MOVULAC ONG
  243. MOWA Band of Choctaw Indians
  244. Mt Shasta Goddess Temple
  245. Mujer Y Salud en Uruguay-MYSU
  246. Mujeres+Mujeres
  247. Mulier
  248. MUSAS Peru
  249. NAPM
  250. NAPOLINMENTE a.p.s.
  251. Narasi Perempuan
  252. Naripokkho
  253. National Alliance Of Women Human Right Defender/Tarangini Foundation
  254. National Alliance of Women’s Organisations
  255. National Birth Equity Collaborative
  256. National Forum Of Women With Disabilities
  257. National Network For Immigrant And Refugee Rights
  258. National Platform For The Rights Of The Disabled
  259. NDH LLC
  260. Nederlandse Vereniging Gender & Gezondheid
  261. NEPEM – Center of feminist studies at Federal University of Minas Gerais
  262. Network for Community Development
  263. Nigerian Feminist Forum
  264. Nigerian Professional Working Women Organization
  265. Nobel Women’s Initiaitve
  266. NoMore234NG
  267. Non una di meno
  268. O.A.B.I.: Organization for Abused and Battered Individuals
  269. Observatorio de Género y Equidad
  270. Odri Intersectional rights
  271. Omni Center for Peace, Justice & Ecology
  272. ONG ESE:O
  273. Organización Artemisas
  274. Organization Name
  275. Orikalankini
  276. Our Generation For Inclusive Peace
  277. OutRight International
  278. Oxfam (various offices)
  279. Oxford Human Rights Hub
  280. Pan African Positive Women’s Coalition-Zimbabwe
  281. Parteciparte
  282. Pastoralist Girls Initiative
  283. Peasants Dragnet
  284. Perempuan Mahardhika
  285. Perhimpunan Pembela Masyarakat Adat Nusantara (PPMAN) – Indigenous Lawyers Association Archipelagos
  286. Perkumpulan Lintas Feminist Jakarta / Jakarta Feminist Association
  287. PES Women
  288. Pittsburgh Human Rights City Alliance
  289. Plan International
  290. Por la Superación de la Mujer A.C.
  291. Power in her story / Manila Feminista  
  292. Programa de Investigacion Feminista, CEIICH UNAM
  293. Programa Género, Cuerpo y Sexualidad de la FHCE/UDELAR
  294. Promundo-US
  295. Punto Género
  296. Qbukatabu
  297. Queer Women in Business + Allies
  298. Race, Racism and the Law
  299. Radha Paudel Foundation
  300. Raising Voices
  301. RALI – Reborn Athena Legal Initiative
  302. Rassemblement Contre la Hogra et pour les Droits des Algeriennes :”RAHDA”
  303. Rays of Hope Community Foundation
  304. Red Chiapas por la Paridad Efectiva
  305. Red de Educación Popular entre Mujeres – REPEM
  306. Red de la No Violencia contra las Mujeres-REDNOVI
  307. Red de Mujeres contra la violencia
  308. Red de Mujeres por una Opinión Pública con Perspectiva de Género en Campeche AC
  309. Red Mexicana de ciencia tecnología y genero
  310. Red Nacional de Refugios AC
  311. Red Nacional Universitaria por la Equidad de Género en la Educación Superior
  312. Red Thread
  313. Rede Nao Cala USP – Network of professors against gender violence at the University of Sao Paulo
  314. Remember Our Sisters Everywhere
  315. Reporteros de investigación
  316. Restless Development Nepal
  317. Rutgers WPF Indonesia
  318. Rutgers WPF Indonesia
  319. Sacred Circle of Indigenous Women of Europe
  320. SAHAJ
  321. SAHAYOG
  322. Salamander Trust
  323. Samsara
  324. Sanctus Initiative for Human Development and Values Sustainability (SIHDEVAS]N
  325. Sangsan Anakot Yawachon Development Project
  326. Save Generations Organization
  327. Sehjira Foundation
  328. Sex Workers Outreach Project (SWOP) Behind Bars
  329. Shayisfuba feminist collective
  330. Shedecides
  331. Shifting the Power Coalition – Pacific
  332. Shirakat – Partnership for Development
  333. Shishu Aangina
  334. Simavi
  335. Society for the Improvement of Rural People(SIRP)
  336. Solidarite Des Jeunes Filles Pour L’education Et L’integration Socioprofessionnelle, Sojfep
  337. Sonke Gender Justice
  338. Soroptimist International
  339. SPACE UNJ
  340. Spatium Libertas AC
  341. Spinifex Press
  342. Stop au Chat Noir
  343. Studentato universitario San Giuseppe
  344. Success Capital Organisation
  345. Suppressed Histories Archives
  346. T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights
  347. Tag a Life International (TaLI)
  348. Tanzania Home Economics Association
  349. Tarangini Foundation
  350. Tata Institute of Social Sciences
  351. TEDS TRUST and DAWNS
  352. The Center for Building Resilient Communities
  353. The Citizens’News
  354. The Gender Security Project
  355. The Institute for Gender and Development Studies, RCO
  356. The Queer Muslim Project
  357. The Story Kitchen
  358. The Well Project
  359. Todos Ciudadanas, AC
  360. Toponomastica femminile
  361. Trannational Decolonial QTPOC
  362. Transgenders Fiji Network
  363. Transnational United Front against Fascism
  364. UBC
  365. Ukrainian Association for Research in Women’s History
  366. Unchained At Last
  367. Union Women Center Georgia
  368. United African Diaspora
  369. University of Namibia
  370. US Human Rights Network
  371. Vida Reavivida AC
  372. Visible Impact
  373. Visthar
  374. VOICE
  375. Wave – Women against violence Europe
  376. WE-Change Jamaica
  377. Welfare Rights Organization
  378. WESNET
  379. WIDOWS DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION
  380. Widows Rights International
  381. WILDAF-AFRIQUE DE L’OUEST
  382. Wokovu Way
  383. Women Advocates Research and Documentation Center
  384. Women Against Rape(WAR) Inc.
  385. Women against Sexual Violence and State Repression
  386. Women Against Violence 
  387. Women and Girls of African Descent Caucus:Descendants of Enslaved Persons brought to the Americas During the Transatlantic Slave Trade Era
  388. Women and Health Together For The Future (WHTF)
  389. Women and Law in Southern Africa – Mozambique
  390. Women Enabled International
  391. Women Entrepreneurs Association of Nigeria (WEAN)
  392. Women for a Change
  393. Women for Peace and Gender Equality Initiative
  394. Women for Peace and Unity Growth Initiative
  395. Women for Women’s Human Rights – New Ways
  396. Women Foundation of Nigeria WFN
  397. Women Health Together for Future
  398. Women in Distress Organisation
  399. Women Liberty and Development Initiative
  400. Women March Lampung
  401. Women Transforming Cities International Society
  402. Women Working Group ( WWG)
  403. Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN)
  404. Women’s Global Network for Reproductive Rights
  405. Women’s Human Rights Education Institute
  406. women’s initiative “One of Us”
  407. Women’s Legal and Human Rights Bureau, Inc. (WLB)
  408. Women’s Rehabilitation Centre (WOREC) Nepal
  409. Women’s Resource and Advicacy Centre / WOMEN 2030
  410. Women’s All Points Bulletin, WAPB
  411. Women’s Probono Initiative(WPI)
  412. Women’s rights and health project
  413. World Pulse
  414. Y Coalition
  415. Young Feminist Europe
  416. Youth Action Nepal
  417. Youth Changers Kenya
  418. Youth Development Center
  419. YUWA
  420. Yuwalaya
  421. Zamara Foundation
  422. Zimbabwe Women’s Resource Centre and Network

Individuals

  1. Aanu’ Rotimi
  2. Abigail Edem Hunu
  3. Abimbola Junaid
  4. Abiola Akiyode
  5. Adewoye Eyitayo
  6. Adjoa Aiyetoro
  7. Adriana Bautista
  8. Adriana Labardini Inzunza
  9. Adriana Sanchez Zarate
  10. Afina FZ
  11. Agata W
  12. Agnès Théry
  13. Agnieszka Gados
  14. Agnieszka Kotwasińska
  15. Agnieszka Piskozub-Rynkiewicz
  16. Agnieszka Skowronek
  17. Agueda Hortencia Castro López
  18. Aída Marín Acuapan
  19. Ailynn Torres Santana
  20. Ajita Rao Dalit Feminist
  21. akiteng isabella
  22. Alda Facio
  23. Alejandra Gabriela Lio
  24. Alejandra Isibasi
  25. Aleksandra Lipczak
  26. Alessandra Di Muzio
  27. Alessandra Montanini
  28. Alessandra Perrotta
  29. Alexandra Abello Colak
  30. Alexandria Murphy
  31. Alice Vergnaghi
  32. Alicja Molenda
  33. Alimatul Qibtiyah
  34. Alina Poland
  35. Alina Potts
  36. Alinne Castillo
  37. Alissa Trotz
  38. Allicia Rolle
  39. Allison Burden
  40. Alma Colin
  41. Altagracia Balcacer
  42. Amal Bint Nadia
  43. Amalia Gamio
  44. Amanda Lucia Garces
  45. Amani Aruri
  46. Amber Peterman
  47. Amel osman
  48. Amie Bishop
  49. Amina Mama
  50. Amita Pitre
  51. Amrita Chhachhi
  52. Ana A Chavez
  53. Ana Gabriela de la Torre Ríos
  54. Ana Joaquina Ruiz Guerra
  55. Anastasia Kiki
  56. Andrea Carlise
  57. Andrea De La Barrera Montppellier
  58. Andrea Quinones
  59. Andrea Vremis
  60. Angela Fogliato
  61. Anindya Sinha
  62. Anita Cheria
  63. Ankit Khirwadkar
  64. Ann Clendenin
  65. Ann Wright
  66. Anna Belli
  67. Anna Davies-van Es
  68. Anna J. Brown
  69. Anna Maria Ribet Ratsimba 
  70. Anna Thieme
  71. Anna-Klara Bratt
  72. Annamaria Rivera
  73. Anne E. Lacsamana
  74. Anne Murray
  75. Anne-christine d’Adesky
  76. Annet van der M
  77. Annette Mukiga
  78. Annick Wibben
  79. Annina Plummer
  80. Anouk Guiné
  81. Antonella Visintin
  82. Anuj petter Rai
  83. Anya Heise-von der Lippe
  84. Anya Victoria
  85. Ardra Manasi
  86. Argentina Casanova
  87. Asa David Chon
  88. Asanda Benya
  89. Asha Herten-Crabb
  90. Assunta Martone
  91. Ayisha Osori
  92. Azza Ghanmi
  93. Barbara Bonomi Romagnoli
  94. Barbara Harrington
  95. Barbara Jimenez
  96. Barbara vantslot
  97. Bartolacci Giovanni
  98. Béatrice Rettig
  99. Beatriz Cavazos Siller
  100. Beatriz do Álamo Machado Costa
  101. Beatriz Lacerda Ratton
  102. Beatriz Zebadua Yanez
  103. Begoña Dorronsoro
  104. Bejaoui Amel
  105. Belen Montanez
  106. Beniamina Nefesh
  107. Beretta Federico
  108. Betsy Spaulding
  109. Betty Edwards
  110. Beverly Bucur
  111. Bianca Pomeranzi
  112. Bianca Wagner
  113. Blanca Luévano
  114. Blanca Saavedra
  115. Bolatito Adeonojobi
  116. Bonnie Britt
  117. Bonnie Friedman
  118. Bonnie Gorman RN
  119. Bridget osakwe
  120. Brigitte P Y
  121. Britt Baatjes
  122. Caitlin Shannon
  123. Camilla Cracchiolo, RN
  124. Carisma Tucker
  125. Carla Pochini 
  126. Carli Paola
  127. Carlos Idibouo
  128. Carmen Chamorro
  129. Carmen Rojas
  130. Carolina de Olazarra
  131. Caroline Pugh-Roberts
  132. Carolyn Seaman
  133. Caterina Marassi
  134. Caterina Pizzimenti
  135. Catherine Mue
  136. Catherine Nyambura
  137. Cecilia Luna
  138. Cecilia Babb
  139. Celeste
  140. Celina Romany
  141. Chaari
  142. Chandra Talpade Mohanty
  143. Charlotte Bunch
  144. Charlotte Coleman
  145. Cheryl Park
  146. Chhaya Datar
  147. Chiara Guida
  148. Chiara Sacchet
  149. Chiseche Mibenge
  150. Christelle Bay Chongwain
  151. Christen Dobson
  152. Christine Shahin
  153. Christine Silva
  154. Cinzia Italia
  155. Cissy Nalusiba
  156. Claire M. Cohen
  157. Clara Alemann
  158. Claudia Angeletti
  159. Claudia Giorleo
  160. Claudia Herrmannsdorfer
  161. Claudia Salinas
  162. Claudia Stella
  163. Claudia Thomas
  164. Clelia Degli Esposti
  165. Colleen Glynn
  166. Consiglia De Coro
  167. Cristiana Crisi
  168. Cristina Fiordimela
  169. Cristina Renaud
  170. Cucu Saidah
  171. Daillen Culver
  172. Damairia Pakpahan
  173. Daniela Fusari
  174. Danielab It
  175. Danielle Gibson
  176. Danila Baldo
  177. Danna Aduna
  178. Danuta Radzik
  179. Dapor Ni
  180. Darrion Smith
  181. David Gutiérrez Castañeda
  182. David Kirimania
  183. Davide Lano
  184. De luna
  185. Debbie Caysons
  186. Deborah Holland
  187. Denise Nepveux
  188. Desari Strader
  189. Desti Murdijana
  190. Deviyani Dixit
  191. Deyanira González de León
  192. Diana Young
  193. Diane Serre
  194. Dinah Musindarwezo
  195. Dini Ind
  196. Dipika Ind
  197. Dominique Bourque
  198. Dora Bognandi
  199. Dora Cardaci
  200. Dorota Seweryn-Stawarz
  201. Dorothy Njemanze
  202. Dorsaf Zouari
  203. Dosia Calderon-Maydon
  204. Dudu Manuga
  205. E. Vanessa Bethel
  206. Ebi Emezue
  207. Ebru Kongar
  208. Edelaweiss
  209. Edith Pineda Hernández
  210. Eduardo Salazar
  211. Elaine Gorman
  212. Eleane Proo Méndez
  213. Eleazer Aderibigbe
  214. Elena Campedelli
  215. Elena Estavillo
  216. Elena Schnabl
  217. Ellen J Ferranti,MD
  218. Ellen K Foster
  219. Elsa Gomez
  220. Elsa Soussan
  221. Elvira Risino
  222. Emanuela Arena
  223. Emanuela Cos
  224. Emily Boveq
  225. Emma Puig de la Bellacasa
  226. Emmanuel-Sathya Gray
  227. Erika Guevara Rosas
  228. Erlinda M. Panisales
  229. Ernawati Ind
  230. Esperanza Delgado
  231. Esposito Maria
  232. Esther de Vreede
  233. Esther Mkamori
  234. Esther Vicente
  235. Eva Cech Valentová
  236. Eva Cossette-Laneville
  237. Eva de Wal
  238. Evani Ind
  239. Evelina Crespi
  240. Evelyn Flores Mayorga
  241. Facia Harris
  242. Fadugba Ayodeji
  243. Fania Noel
  244. Feliani Ruth
  245. Felipe Bruno Martins Fernandes
  246. Fernanda Salazar
  247. Fiona Vera-Gray
  248. Franca Nouvion
  249. Francesca Melania
  250. Francise Dillet
  251. Fransisca Octi
  252. Freddy Paul Grunert
  253. Gabriela Guzman
  254. Gabriella Gensini
  255. Gaetana Castellaccio
  256. Georgina Bencsik
  257. Ger Moane
  258. Gianluca Mariano Colella
  259. Gianna Lete
  260. Gianne Cayetano
  261. Giovanna Scifo
  262. Giovanna Zitiello
  263. Giulia Giardina
  264. Glanis Changachirere
  265. Glen Morgan
  266. Gloria Careaga
  267. Gloria Casas Villa
  268. Gloria Gonzalez-Lopez
  269. Grace Chang
  270. Grace Muema
  271. Greetje van der Veer
  272. Gurpreet Kaur
  273. Hadeel A A Qazzaz
  274. Hadiatul Hasana
  275. Haleemah Shajira
  276. Halina Gasiorowska
  277. Harris Namutebi
  278. Hemlata Pisal
  279. Hoda Zaki
  280. Huma Dar
  281. Hürrem Tezcan-Güntekin
  282. Imma Barbarossa
  283. Indah Nurbaitty Dwiyani
  284. Ine VB
  285. Ingeborga Janikowska-Lipszyc
  286. Ingrid Ira
  287. Ingrid Paola Romero Niño
  288. Ipsa Agnani
  289. Irene Dankelman
  290. Iris Kristal
  291. Irmia Fitriyah
  292. Irwan Abd Lae
  293. Isabel Anayanssi Orizaga
  294. Isabel Erreguerena
  295. Isabelle Sanou
  296. Ishita Bhardwaj
  297. Itzel Uc Domínguez
  298. Iván Facundo Rubinstein
  299. Ivonne Banco
  300. Jacobina Aumbandja
  301. Jade Castelijn
  302. JAMES NEZ
  303. Jami Parrish
  304. Jan Schwartz
  305. Jane Pennoyer
  306. Jane Rudden
  307. Janice Monteiro
  308. Janie Rezner
  309. Jasmine Williams
  310. Jaya D.
  311. Jean Lowrie-Chin
  312. Jeevika S
  313. Jenna C. Ashton
  314. Jessica Espinosa
  315. Jessica Mandanda
  316. Jewell-Ann Harry
  317. Jihan Jacob
  318. Jill Bertels
  319. Jill Langhus-Griffin
  320. Jill McCracken
  321. Joan P. Gibbs, Esq.
  322. Joanna Tegnerowicz
  323. Johanna Lokhande
  324. Johanne Lerhard
  325. John Cornwell
  326. Jonas Ruskus
  327. Jonathan h. Harwell
  328. Jonathan Villalba Lezama
  329. Josephine Anenih
  330. Josephine Whitehead
  331. Joyce Karigia
  332. Juana Trejo González
  333. Judith Blau
  334. Judith Byfield
  335. Judith Mariscal
  336. Judith McDaniel
  337. Julia Pol
  338. Julia Crumière
  339. Julia Guenther
  340. Julz E. Riddle
  341. Jumari Gaweses
  342. Jyotsna Siddharth
  343. K. Howard
  344. Kadija UK
  345. Kagose Yohanes Okoll
  346. Kahewa Endjala
  347. Kai Fees
  348. Kalyani Menon Sen
  349. Karen Axalan
  350. Karen Carpenter
  351. Karen Cayer
  352. Karen Philip
  353. Karla Dominguez Gonzalez
  354. Karla Smith
  355. Kashique Robinson
  356. Katarzyna Józefowska
  357. Kate Ryan
  358. Katherine Acey
  359. Kathleen Thompson
  360. Kemi Omotubora
  361. Kendra Malone
  362. Kenia Jhonaysi Hernandez Benitez
  363. Kenneth Ruby
  364. Kerry Barton-Hobbs
  365. Ketra Todd
  366. Kevanté Cash
  367. Khadijah Carey
  368. Khimananda Devkota
  369. Khushi Kabir
  370. Kim Pate
  371. Kimberly Westcott
  372. Kindyl Boyer
  373. Kirtana Kumar
  374. Kirthi Jayakumar
  375. Koel Chatterji
  376. Komal Mohite
  377. Krissi Shaffina Twyla Rubin
  378. Kristoffer Tingbacke
  379. Krystyna Mazur
  380. Laodan MacCana
  381. Lathryn Mck8bben
  382. Laura Chello
  383. Laura Morini
  384. Laura Piccand
  385. Laura Ronchetti
  386. Laura Sergiampietri
  387. Laxman Belbase
  388. Làzarie Eeckeloo
  389. Leah Moss
  390. Leia Grossman
  391. Leigh Suzanne Tomppert
  392. Leith Dunn
  393. Leonardo García
  394. Leticia Medina
  395. Lidia Kuzemska
  396. Lidia Salvatori
  397. Liliana Cozzi
  398. Liliana Religa
  399. Lina Sagaral Reyes
  400. Lisa Edwards
  401. Lisa Lawlor Feller
  402. Lisa Sharlach
  403. Lisa Wiebesiek
  404. Livia R. Gobzález Ángeles
  405. Lizet Alvarado Torres
  406. Loes Keysers
  407. Lorella Baratta
  408. Lorenzo Detassis
  409. Loretta Campagna
  410. Lourdes Pacheco
  411. Lubha Neupane
  412. Lucía Melgar
  413. Lucia Soldà
  414. Lucilla Ciambotti
  415. Lucina Di Meco
  416. Lucy Edwards-Jauch
  417. Luthfina Saraswati Adania
  418. M. Laura Corradi
  419. Magda San V
  420. Maheshvari Naidu
  421. Mahfuza Mala
  422. Mahua becerril Straffon
  423. Maira Roubach Topall
  424. Maja Staśko
  425. Makani Themba
  426. Makereta Tawa
  427. Malgorzata Kot
  428. Mamata Dash
  429. Marcela Romero
  430. Marcella Orru
  431. Marci Corsi
  432. Margara Millan
  433. Margaret McLaren
  434. Margo Okazawa-Rey
  435. Maria Rosario
  436. Maria Alessandra Tarquinio
  437. Maria Alicia Gutierrez
  438. Maria Bastos
  439. María Corina Muskus
  440. Maria Cristina Tigoli
  441. Maria Emilia Cunti
  442. Maria Eugenia Chavez Fonseca
  443. María Fernanda Santos Villarreal
  444. Maria Giovanna Titone
  445. Maria Grazia Tidone
  446. Maria Marraccini
  447. Maria Reimann
  448. Maria V. Cunningham 
  449. Maria Zych-Nowacka
  450. Mariana Branger
  451. Mariangela Chiaro
  452. Marie Berger
  453. Marie-Helene Hebbelynck
  454. Mariela Poot
  455. Mariem G B
  456. Marilucy Gonzalez-Baez
  457. Marina Bertin
  458. Marina Toschi
  459. Marinella Manfrotto
  460. Marisol Poot
  461. Marjahn Finlayson
  462. Marsha Waggoner
  463. Marta Cyran
  464. Marta Kozlowska
  465. Marta Szczepanik
  466. Marta Usiekniewicz
  467. Martha Douwma
  468. Martha L. Schmidt
  469. Martha Tukahirwa
  470. Martina Keser
  471. Mary Angelica Reginaldo
  472. Mary Ellsberg
  473. Mary McClintock
  474. Mary Syrett
  475. Marzena Wilk
  476. Matt Parsons
  477. Maurizio Bozza
  478. Maurizio Sacchi
  479. May Ghanem
  480. Maya Ind
  481. Maya Radiconcini
  482. Megan Duckworth
  483. Meghan Campbell
  484. Melania Klaiber
  485. Melanie Lindayen
  486. Melissa Cuevas
  487. Melissa Upreti
  488. Melody Ross
  489. Memory Kachambwa
  490. Meriem Bayoudh
  491. Michele Small
  492. Michelina Barletta
  493. Michelle Hurtubise
  494. Minna Salami
  495. Miss J Tugwana
  496. Mojubaolu Olufunke Okome
  497. Monica Jasis Silberg 
  498. Monica Orlando
  499. Monika Beatty
  500. Monika Falej
  501. Morgan Farrington
  502. Mukut Ray
  503. Muthoni Muriithi
  504. Myraiel Newry
  505. Myriam
  506. Nada Mustafa Ali
  507. Nadia Cario
  508. Nadia Haddaoui
  509. Nahir de la Silva
  510. Nai`a NEWLIGHT
  511. Nalini India
  512. Namalie Jayasinghe
  513. Naomi Solanke
  514. Nastassia rambarran
  515. Natalia AG
  516. Natalia Skoczlan
  517. Natalia Achy
  518. Natalia Laskowska
  519. Natalia Pamula
  520. Natasya Fila Rais
  521. Ngorube Nkeiruka M.
  522. Nguyen Thi Thu Ha
  523. Nia Bethel-Sears
  524. Nicola Wallace
  525. Nicolle Riveros
  526. Nikki Luna
  527. Ningthoukhongjam Thanil
  528. Nisha Biswas
  529. Nissie Arcega
  530. Niveditha Menon
  531. Niveditha Menon
  532. Niyati Shah
  533. Norma Castillo
  534. Norma Garcia
  535. Nour Amraoui
  536. Nunzia Sciuto 
  537. Nushelle de Silva
  538. Oby Ezekwesili
  539. Olga Glińska
  540. Olga Zwolak
  541. Omowumi Asubiaro Dada
  542. Ornella Clementi 
  543. Osai Ojigho
  544. Paula G
  545. Paloma Lugo
  546. Paola Bacchetta
  547. Paola Carli
  548. Paola Feltrin
  549. Paola Morini
  550. Paola Peña
  551. Pat Gargaetas
  552. Patria Jimenez
  553. Patricia Bradley
  554. Patricia Castaneda Salgado
  555. Patricia Morales
  556. Patricia Moran
  557. Patricia Oton
  558. Patricia Schulz
  559. Patrick Welsh
  560. Patrizia Fiocchetti
  561. Payal Shah
  562. Peggy L. Curchack
  563. Petri Patrizia
  564. Philly Dean
  565. Po Ita
  566. Pooja Pant
  567. Prabhleen
  568. Priliantina Bebasari
  569. Priyanthi Fernando
  570. Priye Diri
  571. Puji Maharani
  572. Purnima Gupta
  573. Putul Sathe
  574. Raadhika Paul
  575. Rabea Wilke
  576. Radhika Balakrishnan
  577. Radhika Menon
  578. Raffaele Galano
  579. Rahmani Israa
  580. Rakia Chehida
  581. Rebeca Olascoaga
  582. Rebecca Hooker
  583. Regina Esposito
  584. Renee Hatcher
  585. Renuka Anandjit
  586. Renzi maria Luisa
  587. Retha Dungga
  588. Rev Christian Scharen
  589. Rifqah Tif
  590. Ritika Bhatia
  591. Robyn Clarke
  592. Robyn Trainor
  593. Rochelle Burgess
  594. Rogelio Sánchez
  595. Rosa Pastore
  596. Rosanna Fucarino
  597. Rosario Beck
  598. Roshana Pradhan
  599. Ruben Reyes Jiron
  600. Rukia Cornelius
  601. Ruth Jacob
  602. Sabrina Marchetti
  603. Saeeda Riz
  604. Salima Bacchus-Hinds
  605. Salina Kafle
  606. Salma Nims
  607. Saloni Fruehauf
  608. Saloni Fruehauf
  609. Samantha Willan
  610. Sameena Eidoo
  611. Sandeep Bakshi
  612. Sandena Neely
  613. Sandra Currie
  614. Sandy Marroquín
  615. Sangita Laha
  616. Sara Blaser
  617. Sara Shroff
  618. Sarah Chiliko
  619. Sarah Daniel
  620. Sarah Taylor
  621. Satvika Jandhyala
  622. Saumya Saxena
  623. Savoca Valeria
  624. Sebastian Molano
  625. Seema Sush
  626. Seidy Salas
  627. Serap Altinisik
  628. Serena Fiorletta
  629. Sethunya Mosime
  630. Shakun Doundiyakhed
  631. Sheba George
  632. Sherna Alexander Benjamin
  633. Shewli Kumar
  634. Shirley Castley
  635. Shobhita Narain
  636. Sholeh Irani
  637. Sholeh Shahrokhi
  638. Shubhangi Singh
  639. Silvana Vinai
  640. Silvia Cristofori
  641. Silvia Ivonne San Miguel
  642. Simona Belloni
  643. Simone Mangal-Joly
  644. Simone Snyder
  645. Sofia Castro Guerrero
  646. Sohini Bhattacharya
  647. Sonia Dayan-Herzbrun
  648. Sonya Mulligan
  649. Sophia K Dalal
  650. Sophie Namy
  651. Sri Lestari
  652. Stella Ind
  653. Stella Celentano
  654. Stephanie Sodero
  655. Strix Grr
  656. Sumi Krishna
  657. Susan Hawthorne
  658. Susanna Giovannini
  659. Sushma Varma
  660. Sushmita Shrestha
  661. Suzanne Steele
  662. Swathi Seshadri
  663. Sylvie Isabelle Kaminski
  664. Sylwia Ludas
  665. Tabea Casique Coronado
  666. Tamara Gorin
  667. Tamarack Verrall
  668. Tapiwa Lushetile
  669. Tara Miller
  670. Tarez Graban
  671. Tedd Martin Vazquez
  672. Teresa JDC
  673. Teresa de Jesús Dzib Caamal
  674. Teresa King
  675. Teresa Quarta
  676. Teresa Roversi
  677. Teresa Shields
  678. Terianna Bisnauth
  679. Terri Carney
  680. Tessa Nkandi
  681. Theresa Dunn
  682. Tia Fitriyanti
  683. Tia Pamungkas
  684. Tirza Ong
  685. Tita Rak
  686. Titilade Da-Costa
  687. Tracy Lumbasi
  688. Trista Hendren
  689. Tullia Lippi
  690. Tullia Trevisan
  691. Tunggal Pawestri
  692. Uma V Chandru
  693. Umama Zillur
  694. Umi Ma’rufah
  695. Urszula Turkiewicz
  696. V.Weerasingham
  697. Valentina Fiorini
  698. Valentina Vargas
  699. Valentine Lajoux
  700. Vanda Radzik
  701. Vanessa Coria Castilla
  702. Vasantha A S
  703. Venera Tomarchio
  704. Veronica Campanile
  705. Veronica Zebadua-Yanez
  706. Vesna Orl
  707. Victoria Abril
  708. Victoria Simpson
  709. Virginia Capuano
  710. Virginia Gina Vargas
  711. Vivienne Kabarungi
  712. Wendy Figueroa
  713. Wendy Henry
  714. Wilis Rengganiasih ENdah Ekowati
  715. Willow Gerber
  716. Ximena Torres
  717. Yameli Gomez
  718. Yanira Reyes-Gil
  719. Yazmin alonzo
  720. Yinka Falola-Anoemuah
  721. Yolanda Pineda López
  722. Yulia Dwi Andriyanti
  723. Yuruen Lerma
  724. Yvette Nyinawumuntu
  725. Zaida Betancourt
  726. Zara Snapp
  727. Zebib Kidane
  728. Zoe Howe
  729. Zoe Marinkovich
  730. Zoneziwoh Mbondgulo-Wondieh
  731. Zuider Zamalloa
  732. Zulma Miranda
  733. Zuzanna Krzatala
  734. Zuziwe Khuzwayo