Decriminalization of LGBTQ+ people saves lives
UNAIDS calls for the protection of human rights on the International Day to End Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT)
UNAIDS expresses deep concern over the passing of new anti-LGBT legislation in Iraq
UNAIDS welcomes Court’s ruling to protect the rights of LGBTQ people in Dominica
UNAIDS Executive Director Winnie Byanyima responds to the passage of the Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill in Ghana’s parliament
Statement from UNAIDS on the decision of the High Court of St. Vincent and the Grenadines to uphold discriminatory and harmful laws
Tajikistan takes a positive step towards decriminalization of HIV exposure and transmission
The United Nations welcomes the Supreme Court’s decision to decriminalize same sex relations in Mauritius
Addressing violence against women sex workers in Peru
Joint Statement by the Leaders of the Global Fund, UNAIDS and PEPFAR on Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023
UNAIDS urges all countries to decriminalise homosexuality as a vital step in ensuring health for all
A rainbow of hope for LGBTQI+ people in rural Japan
Uganda’s new Anti-Homosexuality Bill would harm public health
Cook Islands’ original path toward equality
UNAIDS welcomes the decriminalisation of same-sex relations by the Cook Islands parliament
New legal principles launched on International Women’s Day to advance decriminalization efforts
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
UNAIDS congratulates Barbados on its decision to repeal colonial-era laws that criminalised same sex sexual relations
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
UNAIDS urges Russia to repeal 'LGBTQ propaganda' law
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
The communities behind Antigua and Barbuda’s decriminalization win
Forty years of AIDS: Equality remains central to quelling a still-potent epidemic
Jamaican parliamentarians committed to ending discrimination
On International Drug Users’ Day, UNAIDS calls for action against the criminalization of people who use drugs and for community-led harm reduction programmes
UNAIDS welcomes New Zealand’s decision to lift travel restrictions for people living with HIV
UNAIDS strongly supports calls for the rejection of draft law targeting LGBTI people in Ghana
UNAIDS welcomes Chile’s recognition of responsibility for violating the rights of a woman living with HIV sterilized without her consent
UNAIDS calls on Hungary to immediately remove amendments discriminatory to LGBTI people from newly adopted law
#NotYetUhuru: 60-year-old Patson Manyati reflects on being gay in Zimbabwe*
UNAIDS condemns new law that further criminalizes and marginalizes vulnerable groups of people in Uganda
UNAIDS applauds the vote by Bhutan’s parliament to repeal laws that criminalize and discriminate against LGBT people
UNAIDS welcomes decision by Gabon to decriminalize same-sex sexual relations
“I also need to be happy”: Anna Morena’s story
Decriminalization works, but too few countries are taking the bold step
UNAIDS welcomes the decision by the Northern Territory of Australia to decriminalize sex work
Criminalization of same-sex sexual relationships decreasing
Charting progress against discrimination
UNAIDS welcomes the decision of the Constitutional Court of Colombia to strike down the section of the criminal code criminalizing HIV transmission
UNAIDS deeply regrets the decision of the High Court of Kenya to maintain laws that criminalize and discriminate against LGBT people
Model Drug Law for West Africa presented to ministers of health on the sidelines of the 72nd session of the World Health Assembly
Landmark international guidelines launched on human rights and drug policy
How discriminatory Caribbean laws are being challenged in the courts
Leading experts call on the criminal justice system to ensure science informs the application of the law in criminal cases related to HIV
Première Ligne in Geneva showcases safe injection centre to UNAIDS Board members
Health workshop educates youth in India