Government leaders reaffirm their commitment to accelerate HIV prevention efforts to reduce new HIV infections
Indian partners reflect on a year after sex workers’ human rights affirmed
UNAIDS welcomes new decision in Colombia allowing more affordable access to quality HIV medicines
The United Nations welcomes the Supreme Court’s decision to decriminalize same sex relations in Mauritius
Cities leading the way to achieving key targets in the HIV response
Voluntary medical male circumcision shown to be highly cost-effective, highlighting the need to intensify scale up and sustainability
UNAIDS appoints the First Lady Neo Jane Masisi as a champion for adolescent girls and young women
UNAIDS appoints the First Lady of Sierra Leone as a champion for adolescent girls and young women
South-to-south — Indonesia and Thailand exchange learning on responding to HIV
HIV Prevention Choice Manifesto for Women and Girls in Africa launched
Future doctors take active role in HIV response to end AIDS
Addressing violence against women sex workers in Peru
New report from UNAIDS shows that AIDS can be ended by 2030 and outlines the path to get there
Supporting women and girls affected by gang violence in Haiti
Asociación Lambda: the second home for LGBTIQ+ migrants in Central America
The Denver Principles: 40 years on
Demanding more options for young people who use drugs in Nepal
Compassionate care for people who use drugs in Thailand
How to build stigma-free key population services
Young role models combat HIV stigma in Central Asia
UNAIDS welcomes announcement by Colombian government that will enable people access to the most appropriate HIV treatment for them
Brazil hosts the announcement of the Global Council on Inequality, AIDS and Pandemics
The urgency of HIV prevention among adolescent girls and young women
UNAIDS celebrates Pride Month and calls for decriminalization of same-sex relationships
Joint Statement by the Leaders of the Global Fund, UNAIDS and PEPFAR on Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023
How working with providers of natural and holistic medicine for complementary self-care techniques is helping Nicaragua increase adherence to HIV medicines and reduce new infections
UNAIDS alerts countries to an unprecedented opportunity to stop new HIV infections, end AIDS and prepare for future pandemics
Brazil announces its commitment to the global initiative against HIV-related stigma and discrimination
Virtual course on HIV, gender and human rights: empowering medical teachers in Guatemala
UNAIDS urges all countries to decriminalise homosexuality as a vital step in ensuring health for all
A rainbow of hope for LGBTQI+ people in rural Japan
UNAIDS calls for access to HIV prevention, treatment and care in prisons, including access to life saving harm reduction services
Moldova expands harm reduction services to all prisons
Leave no one behind and that includes people who use drugs
Uganda’s new Anti-Homosexuality Bill would harm public health
Cook Islands’ original path toward equality
The power of visibility — My story as the first person who came out as a person living with HIV in Fiji
UNAIDS welcomes the decriminalisation of same-sex relations by the Cook Islands parliament
New UNAIDS Collaborating Center at Georgetown leverages strengths in HIV/AIDS law, policy and politics
In Northeast Brazil, civil society and local government collaborate to increase HIV treatment adherence
UNAIDS welcomes the announcement by Medicines Patent Pool (MPP) and ViiV of three licenses signed with generic manufacturers for long-acting PrEP, and urges further urgent action by ViiV
Healthcare access is fraught for trans people in Asia and the Pacific. Communities are working to change this.
Beyond transgender visibility: India works toward employment equity
UNAIDS Executive Director Message on World TB Day – Yes, we shall and we can end TB among people living with HIV!
UNAIDS urges the Government of Uganda to not enact harmful law that threatens public health
New legal principles launched on International Women’s Day to advance decriminalization efforts
Asia Pacific women living with HIV speak out about rights violations
How harsh drug laws undermine health and human rights in Asia Pacific
On Zero Discrimination Day, countries urged to decriminalise to save lives
“Silence is better” — How the criminalisation of sex workers keeps exploitation in the shadows