UNAIDS welcomes Chile’s recognition of responsibility for violating the rights of a woman living with HIV sterilized without her consent
UNAIDS strongly condemns violence against LGBTI activists in Tbilisi, Georgia
The journey towards comprehensive sexuality education
Young key populations from Asia and the Pacific claiming their space at the 2021 High-Level Meeting on AIDS
Gender equality and justice critical for ending AIDS
UNAIDS Executive Director visits projects in Namibia that empower adolescent girls and young women
UNITY Platform publishes annual report on violence against sexual and gender minorities in Cameroon
Coalition working to end gender-based sexual violence in Democratic Republic of the Congo
UNAIDS Executive Director's message on International Women’s Day 2021
Tackling gender inequalities and gender-based violence during the COVID-19 pandemic in Asia and the Pacific
Navigating Lesotho’s legal system to address gender-based violence
Gender inequalities in Senegal highlighted on Zero Discrimination Day
UNAIDS welcomes the appointment of Andrew Spieldenner as Executive Director of MPact
Provision of services for domestic violence uneven
UNAIDS welcomes the United States of America’s decision to support women’s health, safety and rights
Challenge the stigma, pursue your right to health
UNAIDS calls for the LGBT community in Uganda to be treated with respect and dignity at all times
Fund to help key populations during COVID-19 launched
In South Africa, young women leading HIV and violence prevention say men’s involvement is key
UNAIDS calls on countries to step up global action and proposes bold new HIV targets for 2025
New awareness campaign on gender-based violence in the Middle East and North Africa
UNAIDS calls for the elimination of the neglected pandemic of violence against women and girls
UNAIDS welcomes Suki Beavers as UNAIDS Director of Gender Equality, Human Rights and Community Engagement
UNAIDS hails new results showing that long-acting injectable medicines are highly effective in preventing HIV among women
Little progress in increasing comprehensive knowledge of HIV among young women in eastern and southern Africa
COVID-19’s impact on HIV vertical transmission services reversed
Tanzanian community-based organizations support women who use drugs
Women living with HIV are more likely to access HIV testing and treatment
“I want to contribute to creating a world without stigma and discrimination”: young women living with HIV in Uzbekistan become activists
“Physical distance, not social distance”: supporting Jamaican women living with HIV during COVID-19
UNAIDS congratulates Tlaleng Mofokeng on her appointment as United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to health
UNAIDS is hopeful that a new long-acting HIV prevention option will soon become available for women in sub-Saharan Africa
UNAIDS highlights six critical actions to put gender equality at the centre of COVID-19 responses
The value of integrating HIV prevention and contraceptive services
Gender-based violence and COVID-19—“When we are silent, we allow these crimes to multiply”
Women are more likely to be on HIV treatment
When will men stop thinking that women’s bodies are their property?
HIV knowledge greater among women with higher incomes
Strengthening services for violence against women and HIV in Indonesia
Parental consent undermines the right to health of adolescents
UNAIDS—a leading organization for gender equality
Adolescent girls and young women in sub-Saharan Africa more than twice as likely to acquire HIV
Hollaback! Jakarta working to end harassment against women
Services tailored for women who inject drugs in India
“We carry on”
UNAIDS statement on the forced and coerced sterilization of women living with HIV
#InSpiteOf campaign reached more than a million people
Violence faced by key populations
Young people and men less likely to know their HIV status
Women are leading the response to HIV in their communities