Women living with HIV in China unite to confront discrimination
Unfinished business: only the urgent and accelerated delivery of HIV services will keep the promise of ending AIDS in children by 2030
UNAIDS urges sub-Saharan African countries and global partners to ensure children living with HIV are on life-saving treatment and to stop new infections
Community leadership driving progress to eliminate mother-to-child HIV transmission in Indonesia
New report from UNAIDS shows that AIDS can be ended by 2030 and outlines the path to get there
Highlighting the role that faith communities are playing to end AIDS in children and adolescents
African leaders unite in pledge to end AIDS in children
Indonesia: Helping one family at a time through Lentera Anak Pelangi’s One Child One life program
New global alliance launched to end AIDS in children by 2030
It is time to end AIDS in children once and for all: Global Alliance launched
Botswana leads the way for high HIV burden country certification on the path to eliminate vertical HIV transmission
Popular and dedicated singer Samba Peuzzi calls for ending HIV infections among children
UNAIDS launches Unbox Me to advocate for the rights of transgender children
Experience of childhood violence is high
One hundred and fifty thousand preventable new HIV infections among children in 2020
Co-creating a new global initiative to end AIDS among children, adolescents and their mothers
We need your thoughts and ideas on how to end AIDS among children, adolescents and mothers—new global online survey launched
Botswana is first country with severe HIV epidemic to reach key milestone in the elimination of mother-to-child HIV transmission
UNAIDS warns of millions of AIDS-related deaths and continued devastation from pandemics if leaders don’t address inequalities
Children being left behind
Anambra, Nigeria, commits to eliminating vertical transmission of HIV by end of 2022
UNAIDS welcomes Chile’s recognition of responsibility for violating the rights of a woman living with HIV sterilized without her consent
New report reveals stark inequalities in access to HIV prevention and treatment services for children—partners call for urgent action
UNDP and UNAIDS support more than 300 pregnant and breastfeeding women living with HIV in Abidjan
First Lady of Côte d’Ivoire sponsors national consultation on paediatric HIV and tuberculosis
Integrated services and inclusion key to eliminating mother-to-child HIV transmission in Dominica
Less than 60% of pregnant women living with HIV in western and central Africa have access to services to stop vertical transmission of HIV
Wide range in access to HIV testing of babies in the Caribbean
Children living with HIV lagging behind adults in access to treatment
Faith-based project against paediatric HIV launched in Côte d’Ivoire
Joint statement calling for urgent country scale-up of access to optimal HIV treatment for infants and children living with HIV
UNAIDS calls on more to be done for paediatric HIV treatment in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
UNAIDS calls on countries to step up global action and proposes bold new HIV targets for 2025
UNAIDS joins partners to call for better testing, treatment and prevention of HIV and TB among children
COVID-19’s impact on HIV vertical transmission services reversed
Despite great progress since the early days, the HIV response is still failing children
The high possible cost of COVID-19 on new HIV infections among children
How are babies becoming infected with HIV in Africa?
Advocacy toolkit for African first ladies launched
Treating HIV-positive children with speed and skill
Sri Lanka eliminates vertical transmission of HIV and syphilis
The pros and cons of being small
UNAIDS calls on countries to accelerate efforts and close service gaps to end the AIDS epidemic among children and adolescents
Pakistan: bringing services closer to communities affected by the HIV outbreak
Responding to the HIV outbreak in Larkana
Malawi: remember where we have come from to move forward
HIV infections among children falling
Burkina Faso piloting PrEP
Only half of HIV-exposed babies are tested for HIV
UNAIDS, UNICEF and WHO urge countries in western and central Africa to step up the pace in the response to HIV for children and adolescents