The International Women's Right Action Watch

The International Women's Right Action Watch or The IWRAW was set up in 1985 to monitor discrimination against women in various fields of life.

This convention was adopted by the UNO. Under this agreement, countries endorsing this sanction would agree to do all they could to improve the status of women in their countries. They should also change any laws that hinder the development of women.

The IWRAW also assist contacts and communiqué between activists who share a concern for women's rights. This organisation firmly believes that women's rights are essential for the development of a nation. Countries that do not believe in such rights cannot get ahead as well as those who do endorse this cause. Economic, social and cultural rights should evaluate gender issues.

This organisation has played a vital role in improving the lot of women in quite a few countries around the world.