Mujeres de Anta
Country
PeruOrganization
Mujeres de Anta
Mujeres de Anta was founded by indigenous women in Anta, Cusco who were sterilized against their will under Peruvian government policies between 1996 and 2000. They seek justice, truth and reparations for themselves and other victims of these human rights violations, and work to promote access to the highest standard of health for indigenous women based on the right of informed consent.
Project
Institution Capacity Building
To support organizational capacity building and advocacy initiatives seeking access to truth, reparation and justice as well as for high quality sexual and reproductive health services for rural indigenous women.
| Project Grant Amount | $25,000 |
| Total Grants Received | $127967 |
| Years Supported | 5 |
| Theme | Sexual Health and Rights |
| Population Served | Farmers and fisherfolk, Indigenous peoples, Women |
