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- The Organization of American States adopts resolution that condemns discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity
- A new resolution adopted by the General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS), condemns discrimination against persons based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
- PCB delegation highlights commitment to end stigma and discrimination in El Salvador
- A recent visit from a UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board (PCB) delegation to El Salvador stressed the importance of addressing stigma and discrimination in the response to HIV in the country and commended the government of El Salvador for its leadership on these issues.
- El Salvador: Ministerial decree to reduce homophobia in health services
- The Ministry of Public Health and Social Assistance of El Salvador approved, as part of its National Plan on HIV prevention, a set of actions to reduce homophobia and any type of discrimination based on sexual orientation in the health services.
- The President of El Salvador meets with UNAIDS Executive Director
- President Elías Antonio Saca of El Salvador hosted a meeting with UNAIDS Executive Director Dr Peter Piot on 10 June at UN in New York. On this occasion a regional Memorandum of Understanding between the Republic of El Salvador and UNAIDS on technical assistance to Central America was signed.
- Lions Club International signs Central America agreement with UNAIDS and UNICEF
- UNAIDS and UNICEF Regional Support Teams (RST) for Latin America have signed a cooperation agreement with the Lions Club International (LCI) in Central America.
- Latin America and the Caribbean AIDS conference ends in El Salvador
- The III Latin America and the Caribbean Forum on HIV/AIDS/STDs and the IV Central American Congress on STD/HIV/AIDS took place in November with a gathering of Presidents and other leaders from the Central America region. Dr Piot represented UNAIDS at the Presidential Summit and addressed the conference closing plenary.