Interpretation of India HIV data released on 25 May 2005
Pacific on brink of serious HIV epidemic
Pacific faces expanding HIV threat
Pacific Islands police to receive AIDS training
HIV prevention efforts soar amid tsunami relief
Commercial sex and drug use biggest drivers of HIV in Asia, says new AIDS report
Leading Fijian parliamentarian appointed as UNAIDS Special Representative
AIDS leaders highlight partnership in China’s AIDS response
UNAIDS and the Government of India join forces to combat HIV in uniformed services
Jackie Chan, UNICEF/UNAIDS goodwill ambassador, says stop discrimination against People Living with HIV/AIDS
Leadership initiative calls for urgent action on AIDS
HIV interventions must be part of Tsunami relief efforts, says UNAIDS
Youth leaders join forces to fight AIDS in India
UNAIDS praises Viet Nam for adopting National AIDS Strategy
Government of India and Clinton Foundation sign agreement to scale up HIV care and treatment
UNAIDS applauds major new Bollywood film on AIDS
UNAIDS concerned about detention of AIDS activists in Nepal
Stigma biggest hurdle to AIDS prevention in South Asia
UNAIDS and Thai ministries join forces to combat HIV in uniformed services
UNAIDS welcomes Australia’s increased funding for AIDS
10 million more Asians HIV-infected by 2010 unless urgent action taken, warns new report
Mongolian Ministry of Defense and UNAIDS join forces to tackle HIV in uniformed forces
South Asia's new commitment to fight AIDS marks turning point, says UNAIDS Executive Director
India and Pakistan fight AIDS through cricket
Pacific Islands face rapidly expanding HIV epidemic, says UNAIDS Executive Director
Women in Mekong region faced with higher rates of HIV infection than men : China, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam showing similar trends
Lao women at greater AIDS risk: UN
Business initiates dialogue with Chinese government and other stakeholders to address HIV/AIDS in China
Le groupe de pop asiatique JYJ Ambassadeur régional de bonne volonté de l’ONUSIDA
Les leaders chinois s'engagent à nouveau dans la riposte au sida