Reducing sexual transmission
The scales have tipped—UNAIDS announces 19.5 million people on life-saving treatment and AIDS-related deaths halved since 2005
What's on track, what's off track.
Speaking openly about sex and HIV
“Sex was a taboo topic and not a discussion that parents had with their children,” said Florence.
Universal access to top-of-the-line medication in Brazil
Bringing up HIV and his status no longer upsets Welber. He said he speaks openly about it to his friends and at work
Ensuring that young people living with HIV are not forgotten
It’s time to remove the barriers around access to HIV testing, treatment, care and support once and for all.
Quezon City’s HIV programme becomes a model for other cities
Fear of being outed and ostracized prevents many men from accessing traditional health services
Accurate and credible UNAIDS data on the HIV epidemic: the cornerstone of the AIDS response
How we collect and interpret HIV data has huge consequences.
Latin American and Caribbean countries endorse bold commitments
Implementing the Global Strategy for Women’s, Children’s and Adolescent’s Health.
Paris stepping up to end AIDS
The #FaisonslAmour campaign is a significant step towards ending AIDS in Paris and demonstrates that Paris is providing leadership in the response to HIV.
Moving forward with positive youth leadership
Young people are critical to achieving the targets of the 2016 United Nations Political Declaration on Ending AIDS.
UNAIDS Board seizes opportunities of change to deliver results
Board members unanimously approve US$ 484 million budget for 2018–2019.
