The Coalition aims to promote the adequate prosecution of perpetrators of crimes of gender violence in transitional justice systems based in Africa, in order to create precedents that recognise violence against women in conflict situations and help find ways to obtain justice for women survivors of sexual violence.

The Coalition brings together Jewish and Palestinian women (all citizens of Israel) seeking to mobilize women in support of human rights and a just peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors.

Information about child soldiers, international law, campaigning and appeals, etc.

International nonviolent resistance project to challenge Israel's siege of Gaza.

Transnational network of organizations and grassroots activists, active in over 53 countries. The coalition grounds the goal of conflict prevention in specific integrated phases of conflict prevention, peacekeeping and disarmament over a three to four-decade period.

International network of civil society organisations working for conflict prevention and peacebuilding worldwide. Divided into 15 regions, the Global Partnership has worked over the past three years to develop Regional Action Agendas on conflict prevention, and, finally, a Global Action Agenda, presented at the UN at the Global Conference 19 - 21 July 2005.

International network of over 400 organisations from 71 countries working to prevent the proliferation and misuse of small arms and light weapons.

Network of more than 1.400 NGOs in 90 countries to ban on the use, production, stockpiling, and sale, transfer or export of antipersonnel landmines.

IDEA aims to promote and advance sustainable democracy and to improve and consolidate electoral processes worldwide.

IWPS Palestine is an international team of 16 women based in Hares, a village in the Salfit Governorate of Occupied Palestine's West Bank. Since August 2002 they have been documenting human rights abuses, working with the media, and engaging in non-violent intervention in abuses.

PEACE X PEACE (pronounced “peace by peace”) connects women’s groups (“Circles”) in the United States with women’s Circles everywhere in the world—directly via the Internet—for the exchange of information and personal experiences that result in mutually supportive actions.

It is a project dedicated to bringing about a just world order through a strengthened an more democratized United Nations. This web site provides updated information not only on the member states’ positions, but also on the positions of parliamentarians and civil society.

The Responsibility to Protect - Engaging Civil Society (R2PCS) project works to advance Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and to promote concrete policies to better enable governments, regional organizations and the U.N. to protect vulnerable populations.

WANEP was created as a mechanism to harness peacebuilding initiatives and to strengthen collective interventions.

WPP's objective is to increase the empowerment of women through active nonviolence.

WANGO is an international organization uniting NGOs worldwide in the cause of advancing peace and global well being.