Women’s Network for Human Rights Advocacy (WONETHA) is  an independent, non-partisan, non-governmental human rights advocacy organization led and founded by sex workers in 2008. WONETHA was founded to address the rampant discrimination in health care systems, social stigma and as well as advocate against punitive and restrictive legislation and policies that encourage violations of sex workers rights.    We use health as a major entry point to advocate for rights of sex workers. That is- we provide health services to sex workers, push for programming that recognizes sex workers health needs, promote and protect rights of sex workers through access to primary justice, documentation of violations, awareness, building the capacity of sex workers, research and knowledge management. We work with partners to push for sex workers issues at the regional and international advocacy spaces.