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==List of Additional Resources==
==List of Additional Resources==


* Click [https://www.equaldex.com/region/serbia here] to learn about LGBTQ rights and laws in Serbia.
* [https://www.womenngo.org.rs/en/ Autonomous Women's Center - Belgrade]: This is a feminist NGO, founded in 1993, that focuses on women's empowerment, education, issues related to gender-based violence, etc. They also work on issues related to multiple forms of discrimination faced by women, such as Roma women, women with disabilities, etc. Address: Tiršova 5a, 11000 Belgrade. Email: azc@azc.org.rs. For consultations, call +381 11 266 2222. Email: tt@azc.org.rs
* [https://www.womenngo.org.rs/en/ Autonomous Women's Center - Belgrade]: This is a feminist NGO, founded in 1993, that focuses on women's empowerment, education, issues related to gender-based violence, etc. They also work on issues related to multiple forms of discrimination faced by women, such as Roma women, women with disabilities, etc. Address: Tiršova 5a, 11000 Belgrade. Email: azc@azc.org.rs. For consultations, call +381 11 266 2222. Email: tt@azc.org.rs
* [http://zeneucrnom.org/ Women in Black]: This is an antimilitarist group, formed in the former Yugoslavia (during the war). It's been a pivotal group in the history of Serbian women's mobilization.
* [http://zeneucrnom.org/ Women in Black]: This is an antimilitarist group, formed in the former Yugoslavia (during the war). It's been a pivotal group in the history of Serbian women's mobilization.

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