Lorna Norori

Lorna Norori is a Nicaraguan women's rights activist, psychologist, coordinator of the Movimiento contra el Abuso Sexual (Movement Against Sexual Violence), commonly known as MCAS.

On 30 October 2009, Norori, María Blandón and seven other community activists were arrested by police for their involvement in the rape and pregnancy case of a nine-year-old girl named Rosita in Costa Rica. Norori, along with other activists, helped the girl's parents to find a safe abortion in the country or abroad. The activists are threatened with a lawsuit. According to Amnesty International, this is a method of discouraging further action against the current policy of the authorities and for the rights of women and children.