About Us
All women must be safe, respected, and protected in every walk of their lives. That's what drives us to do what we do at Know Woman Rights. We exist to link theoretical legal rights with tangible knowledge, a place where women learn, are empowered, and can create good change.
Why We Started
Too many women are in a place where they don't know what to do or feel like they can't do anything. Whether harassment in the workplace, discrimination when housing, family law issues, or not knowing who to seek out for assistance, these situations can have lasting consequences. We understood that women didn't just need information – women need concrete advice to act upon, emotional support, and confidence to advocate for themselves.
What We Believe
We would prefer to believe that every woman should be heard, seen, and respected. Your voice matters. Your experience matters. Your rights are real and can be enforced, not words in a paper. We also believe that information only becomes useful when it is available, understood, and actionable.
Our Approach
We're not going to bury you in legal jargon or clunky procedures. We remove technical rights and break them down to simple, helpful guidance you can use immediately. We focus on problems real women have questions about and face in everyday life, providing step-by-step guidance on taking action when needed.
A Safe Space to Grow
This isn't a website – it's a community. We have created a judgment-free zone in which women can learn about their rights without fear or intimidation. Whether you're looking at possibilities, ready to act, or just want to know more, you're welcome here.
Our Commitment
We're committed to empowering women everywhere to find their worth, understand their rights, and have control over their own protection. Because when women are educated about their rights and empowered to claim them, everyone benefits. We're building a world where every woman is inescapably seen, heard, and respected.
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Supporter & Rights Defender
On June 25, 2025, DEFAW proudly hosted its first public event in London, graciously supported by the Malala Fund
— Farima Nawabi 🇦🇫 (@FamNawabi) June 28, 2025
The conference, titled "Global Action Against Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan"
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