Aware that the virus of human imminodeficit constitutes a public health and development problem, Aware that the infection rate in women is much more developed than in men, Aware that women’s social and economic status dramatically compromised access to good sexual health, Aware that HIV-positive women are faced with violence due to their serology, from their husband , partenern family and community members Aware that violence abroad of women is an important factor in spreading HIV constiting of the important role that to play women in sociaty especially in households also seen that the univerqaldecline in human rights grants a olace for women and their health seen that freedom of association is announced by the law of July 1, 1901 in its article 1. We, women living with HIV in constitutive general assembly of 03, December 2007 in Lomé complice with the law of july 1, 1901 relating to the association of women living with HIV/AIDS in Togo recognized by the general assembly under the denomination « Femme Plus Togo ». Creation : « Femme Plus Togo » was founded by a group of women and girls living with HIV/AIDS, in the interest of fighting discrimination, stigma and all forms  of violence they are victim of. Thus, our organization mission is to accompany and please for access to rights for women and girls living with HIV/AIDS from Togo in particular, and those of women, girls and trangressed people in general . Actions : The establishment of a legal and econmic asssistance training center to women and girls who are victims of economic violence based in Lomé, The translation of the code of people and the family inti two local languages (Kabyè and Ewé) Data inquiry/collection, drafting and submission of the Togolese Women and Girls Rights situation report during the Universal Periodic Examination of Togo, at the UN Human Rights Council Judicial assistance to women living with HIV/AIDS and women and girls who are victims of all forms of violence Inclusive plea for access to social economic rights cuilt to women living with HIV/AIDS and rural women.