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
LGBTQ+ shelter in Lviv provides lifeline to displaced Ukrainians
One year on: We must sustain the HIV response in Ukraine
Thailand partners develop community-led HIV care curriculum
UNAIDS welcomes Kenya’s High Court judgement in landmark case of involuntary sterilization of women living with HIV
Tanzania commits to invest in secondary education as part of efforts to keep boys and girls free from HIV
Pandemics can only be defeated if communities are supported to lead, say governments, NGOs and UN
The power of bringing together government and community HIV services
UNAIDS congratulates Barbados on its decision to repeal colonial-era laws that criminalised same sex sexual relations
UNAIDS welcomes the appointment of Erika Castellanos as Executive Director of GATE
Thailand’s Mplus: HIV services delivered in style
Preventing transmission and tackling stigma: The power of U=U
International Human Rights Day: ending the AIDS pandemic means respecting human rights for all
UNAIDS welcomes the recent decision of the government of the Republic of Kazakhstan to remove the remaining legal barriers for people living with HIV to adopt children
Criminalisation has hurt sex workers and perpetuated the AIDS pandemic. UNAIDS welcomes South Africa's call to end it.
UNAIDS welcomes the decriminalisation of same sex relations by Singapore's Parliament
Inequalities are blocking the end of the AIDS pandemic, say UN
UNAIDS again urges Russia to repeal 'LGBTQ propaganda' law
Dangerous inequalities and overcoming them
Delays in global, affordable access to long-acting, injectable HIV medicines would cost lives, say AIDS campaigners
The First Fallen but We Will Overcome
UNAIDS urges Russia to repeal 'LGBTQ propaganda' law
Eastern Europe and Central Asia may face an accelerated increase in new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths because of the humanitarian crisis gripping the entire region
Asia-Pacific youth demand robust action to lower the HIV risk of young key populations
With new infections 1 million higher than the 2020 target, UNAIDS and partners convene emergency meeting on HIV prevention
Communities at the centre of an orchestrated emergency response to monkeypox in Peru
Former UNAIDS Country Director, Michel de Groulard, remembered for championing communities
Indonesia: Helping one family at a time through Lentera Anak Pelangi’s One Child One life program
PrEParing for the next chapter of HIV prevention in Myanmar
People living with HIV speak loudly and clearly at World Council of Churches Assembly
UNAIDS launches new platform on ending HIV-related stigma and discrimination in the Asia and Pacific region
Successfully expanding the rollout of PrEP in Indonesia
Justice is never given, it is won: How Eastern Caribbean activists developed the successful strategy to defeat the laws which criminalised LGBT people.
St Kitts and Nevis becomes the latest country to declare that laws that have criminalized LGBT people are unconstitutional
UNAIDS responds to EU approval of a long acting HIV treatment option: “To end AIDS, share technology.”
UNAIDS welcomes the repeal of the law that criminalized LGBT people in Singapore
A model for serving key populations from Haiti
International Youth Day 2022: creating a world for all ages