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- 2011 Political Declaration: Targets and elimination commitments
- Reducing sexual transmission
- Preventing HIV among drug users
- Eliminating new HIV infections among children
- 15 million accessing treatment
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- Closing the resource gap
- Eliminating gender inequalities
- Eliminating stigma and discrimination
- Eliminating travel restrictions
- Strengthening HIV integration
- 2011 Political Declaration: Targets and elimination commitments
More UNAIDS Goodwill Ambassadors Feature Stories
- HRH and UNAIDS Special Representative, the Crown Princess of Norway at CONCASIDA
- As part of an official visit to Nicaragua to learn more about the impact AIDS is having on women, UNAIDS Special Representative, HRH the Crown Princess of Norway visited a grassroots AIDS organisation working on issues of human rights and the sexual and reproductive rights of women and children.
- Princess of Norway visits grassroots AIDS organization
- As part of an official visit to Nicaragua to learn more about the impact AIDS is having on women, UNAIDS Special Representative, HRH the Crown Princess of Norway made time to pay a special visit to a grassroots AIDS organisation working on human rights and the sexual and reproductive rights of women and children.
- Be Smart winners!
- Prizes have been given out for the “Be smart protect yourself” competition with winners receiving sweatshirts signed by UNAIDS Special Representative Michael Ballack.
- Be smart – protect yourself
- German football star and UNAIDS Special Representative Michael Ballack is featuring in a new public service announcement on AIDS, speaking out on HIV prevention and urging young people to make the smart choices.
- UNAIDS Special Representative HSH Princess Stephanie of Monaco leads creative AIDS fundraising activities
- Bringing together musicians, artists and other famous faces, UNAIDS Special Representative HSH Princess Stephanie of Monaco continues her creative efforts to raise awareness and resources for the AIDS response..
- Crown Princess Mette–Marit meets UNAIDS staff and UN positive group
- In her new role as UNAIDS Special Representative, the Crown Princess Mette-Marit made a special visit to UNAIDS secretariat in Geneva to find out more about the epidemic and to meet some of the people involved in the AIDS response. Her Royal Highness will focus particularly on issues of stigma and discrimination as well as reaching out to young people and people living with HIV.
- UNAIDS and partners launch ‘living positively’ book in Tanzania
- When young Tanzanian Vumilia Omar told her husband she had tested HIV positive, his reaction was one of anger and fury. “He didn’t want to look at me or our children,” she said, telling how her husband then left the family home taking all their possessions with him and leaving Vumilia and her children with nothing and nowhere to go.