WAR shall work towards achieving its mission by undertaking the following activities to the extent possible:

1. Conducting advocacy and awareness programs through press, publications, media, public contact, seminars, networking and influencing government and other concerned agencies.
2. Acting as a pressure group on all issues relating to sexual violence.
3. Providing support services for survivors of sexual violence (to the extent possible). The services include, but are not limited to:

   • A confidential telephone service at which survivors could report and seek help,
   • Accompanying the survivors to the hospital, police station or court,
   • Explaining steps and procedures involved (medical, police and legal) in reporting cases of sexual violence, and answering questions that a survivor or the family might have,
   • Providing ongoing emotional support to the survivor,
   • Information and referrals to lawyers, professional counselors, psychotherapists, and health care professionals who are sensitive to the needs of survivors of sexual violence.
4. Working on all those issues that help in providing better, easy and early justice to survivors.
5. Working towards better, easy timely and dignified access to survivors in seeking police and medical support (including one window support centers in every town).
6. Collecting and analyzing statistics on the issue of sexual violence.
7. Developing WAR volunteers and support groups to support all the above activities.
8. Work towards the repeal of Hudood ordinances and enactment of more humane and rational rape laws.
9. Work towards repeal/emendment of laws that are discriminatory towards citizens in general and women in particular.