Irob Anina is a women-led organisation that works to protect the rights of minority marginalised women, particularly the Irob minority in Tigray. We do this by supporting the establishment of new grassroots organisations, directly engaging in advocacy at the domestic and international levels, and documenting and investigating state-perpetrated crimes.

Over the past two years, we have supported the establishment of four grassroots victim groups, all women-led or primarily composed of women, to drive victim-led justice and peace initiatives. Our work focuses on building their capacity to advocate for justice, document conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) cases, and engage with key stakeholders. With deep community ties, we provide ongoing support in organizational management, advocacy, and survivor-centered justice strategies. Through consultations, training, and the use of a stigma toolkit, we strengthen survivors’ voices while facilitating referral pathways for CRSV survivors.