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* [https://www.womankind.org.uk/where-we-work/bolivia Womankind - Bolivia]: "Our partners - local or national women’s rights organisations - provide direct support for women and girls, from a safe place to escape violence or information about their rights to leadership training or funding to start their own business. They also work to change laws and policies which discriminate against women and girls, and challenge the damaging attitudes and stereotypes at the root of inequality."
* [https://www.womankind.org.uk/where-we-work/bolivia Womankind - Bolivia]: "Our partners - local or national women’s rights organisations - provide direct support for women and girls, from a safe place to escape violence or information about their rights to leadership training or funding to start their own business. They also work to change laws and policies which discriminate against women and girls, and challenge the damaging attitudes and stereotypes at the root of inequality."
* [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 Bolivia 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.equaldex.com/region/bolivia Equaldex Bolivia]: This website provides information on LGBTQ rights and laws in Bolivia. As of 2018, homosexuality is legal in Bolivia 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.
* [https://www.igualdadlgbt.org/ Igualidad LGBT (LGBT Equality)]: "The LGBT EQUALITY Foundation arises in the absence of an institution that defends the human rights of affective-sexual and generic diversities in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia."  
* [https://www.igualdadlgbt.org/ Igualdad LGBT (LGBT Equality)]: "The LGBT EQUALITY Foundation arises in the absence of an institution that defends the human rights of affective-sexual and generic diversities in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia."  
* [https://www.lonelyplanet.com/bolivia/practical-information/directory/lgbt-travellers/a/nar/36192282-5a31-48d8-88d3-77b62d328cd3/363120 LGBT Travelers in Bolivia]
* [https://www.lonelyplanet.com/bolivia/practical-information/directory/lgbt-travellers/a/nar/36192282-5a31-48d8-88d3-77b62d328cd3/363120 LGBT Travelers in Bolivia]
* [http://www.derechoshumanosbolivia.org/ Bolivian Chapter of Human Rights, Democracy, and Development]: "We are a national association, where non-governmental organizations, institutions and social organizations participate, working in the promotion and defense of human rights for their realization in an environment of justice, equity and democratic participation." Email: secretary@derechoshumanosbolivia.org
* [http://www.derechoshumanosbolivia.org/ Bolivian Chapter of Human Rights, Democracy, and Development]: "We are a national association, where non-governmental organizations, institutions and social organizations participate, working in the promotion and defense of human rights for their realization in an environment of justice, equity and democratic participation." Email: secretary@derechoshumanosbolivia.org
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