Region
Eastern Europe and central Asia
Data
People living with HIV
New HIV infections
AIDS-related deaths
Coverage of people receiving ART
Stories
Three Years On: From crisis to prospective recovery
Promoting positive masculinity to end gender-based violence in Armenia
Club Eney: a safe place for those left behind
UNAIDS statement on anti-LGBTQ+ legislation in Georgia
The power of women supporting women - Mentor program for women living with and affected by HIV in Kazakhstan
Stigma, criminalization and under-investment are driving worrying rises in new HIV infections in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Four Albanian cities commit to ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030
Meet Azima: Frontline hero of the HIV response in Uzbekistan
Navigating HIV services during migration crisis in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Two years on: UNAIDS supports Ukraine’s commitment to the HIV response
Tajikistan takes a positive step towards decriminalization of HIV exposure and transmission
UNAIDS commemorates World AIDS Day in Berlin alongside communities delivering life-saving HIV services in Germany and Ukraine
Young role models combat HIV stigma in Central Asia
Moldova expands harm reduction services to all prisons
LGBTQ+ shelter in Lviv provides lifeline to displaced Ukrainians
One year on: We must sustain the HIV response in Ukraine
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
UNAIDS again urges Russia to repeal 'LGBTQ propaganda' law
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
A poster exhibition highlights progress and gaps in the HIV response in eastern Europe and central Asia
Kryvyi Rih AIDS centre continues to provide HIV services despite the war in Ukraine
Helping Ukrainian refugees with HIV treatment and support in Berlin
Addressing the vulnerabilities and challenges facing LGBTI people in and fleeing from Ukraine
Grass-roots providers stay mobile in Ukraine
Report highlights that women and marginalized people need urgent access to health-care services in Ukraine
“A litmus test of civilization” - How the war in Ukraine has impacted LGBTI people
Sustaining HIV services for people who use drugs in Odesa
Welcoming Ukrainian refugees in Germany: big test for all
Life-saving logistics in Ukraine
UNAIDS warns that the war in Ukraine risks a humanitarian catastrophe for people living with and affected by HIV
Urgently needed HIV services are supporting Ukrainian refugees in the Republic of Moldova
Health partners race to secure life-saving HIV medicines and services for people affected by the war in Ukraine
Ukrainian activist Anastasiia Yeva Domani talks to UNAIDS about how the transgender community is coping during the war in Ukraine
Working together to help refugees in the Republic of Moldova
“With the billions spent on this senseless war, the world could find a cure for HIV, end poverty and solve other humanitarian crises”
UNAIDS staff member talks about the invasion of Ukraine
We cannot let war in Ukraine derail HIV, TB and Covid-19 treatment in eastern Europe
Keeping harm reduction available in Ukraine
Quick thinking and planning instrumental for HIV network in Ukraine
“An HIV diagnosis should not be a guilty verdict—it’s just a diagnosis"
UNAIDS urges protection and continuity of health and HIV services for people living with and affected by HIV in Ukraine
“Play with your heart”— Kazakh women living with HIV tell their stories from the stage
The importance of engagement of community organizations to ensure the sustainability of HIV services in eastern Europe and central Asia
Love and condoms: broadcast on the importance of condoms in eastern Europe and central Asia
Strengthening the response of health systems to pandemics in the Commonwealth of Independent States
“Realizing the right to reproductive health and the future starts with sexual education”
Don’t be silent on gender-based violence
Defending rights and overcoming fear in Kyrgyzstan
We must scale up support for an HIV response led by young people in eastern Europe and central Asia
Contact
Name
Eamonn Murphy
Role
Director, Regional Support Team for Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Email