It is a non-governmental organization (NGO) which is working for the protection and full implementation of intersex people's human rights in Europe.

[1] The network started immediately to provide trainings and information for policy-makers, NGOs and the general public and to offer expertise on intersex human rights violations to EU and UN institutions and about the living situation of intersex people and the human rights violations they face.

[7] Key goals of the organisation include the full implementation of human rights, bodily integrity & self-determination for intersex people, legal prohibition of non-consensual medical & psychological treatment, promotion of self-awareness, visibility and recognition of intersex people, full protection against discrimination & the adoption of "sex characteristics" as a protective ground and education of society on intersex issues from a human rights perspective.

The organisation also provides two regularly updated resource lists with links to important intersex human rights documents.

The event and conference are organised together with a local host OII Europe launched the first of its Good Practice Map on May 13, 2019, at the IDAHOT+ Forum in Oslo.