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* [http://www.equaldex.com/region/bolivia Equaldex Bolivia]: This website provides information on LGBTQ rights and laws in Bolivia. As of 2018, homosexuality is legal in Bulgaria and it is legal to change gender (but a surgery is required to do so). There are laws against employment or housing discrimination based on sexual-orientation or gender. However, gay marriage is not legal in Bolivia. | |||
* [http://www.cies.org.bo/ CIES]: "We are a private non-profit social development organization that contributes to the exercise of the DSDR to improve the quality of life of Bolivian urban and rural population, with an emphasis on the one that lives in situations of vulnerability. We develop the CIES sexual and reproductive health promotion and assistance model, which has a comprehensive and innovative approach, with a gender, generational and intercultural approach." | * [http://www.cies.org.bo/ CIES]: "We are a private non-profit social development organization that contributes to the exercise of the DSDR to improve the quality of life of Bolivian urban and rural population, with an emphasis on the one that lives in situations of vulnerability. We develop the CIES sexual and reproductive health promotion and assistance model, which has a comprehensive and innovative approach, with a gender, generational and intercultural approach." | ||
* [https://www.facebook.com/cdimabolivia.cdima/ Centro de Desarrollo Integral de la Mujer Aymara Aymata "Amuyt’a" (CDIMA)]: "CDIMA is a leading indigenous women’s rights organisation in Bolivia, founded in 1989 to promote Aymara women’s rights, cultural identity and women’s access to social, political and economic rights." | * [https://www.facebook.com/cdimabolivia.cdima/ Centro de Desarrollo Integral de la Mujer Aymara Aymata "Amuyt’a" (CDIMA)]: "CDIMA is a leading indigenous women’s rights organisation in Bolivia, founded in 1989 to promote Aymara women’s rights, cultural identity and women’s access to social, political and economic rights." | ||