Let transgender people be in the picture
UNODC, WHO, UNAIDS and OHCHR joint statement on COVID-19 in prisons and other closed settings*
Sex workers in Bangladesh: building resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic
UNAIDS calls on Hungary to respect the rights of transgender people
UNAIDS and MPact are extremely concerned about reports that LGBTI people are being blamed and abused during the COVID-19 outbreak
COVID-19 responses must uphold and protect the human rights of sex workers
Sex workers adapting to COVID-19
Keeping HIV treatment available in Pakistan during COVID-19
Sex workers must not be left behind in the response to COVID-19
Supporting transgender people during the COVID-19 pandemic
Community members are driving the AIDS response in northern Myanmar
Mining, drugs and conflict are stretching the AIDS response in northern Myanmar
Norway’s community organizations ensuring health, dignity and rights
Getting HIV services to marginalized groups in Papua New Guinea
Decriminalization works, but too few countries are taking the bold step
Services tailored for women who inject drugs in India
Barriers to PrEP must be removed
Remembering the leadership of Charlot Jeudy
UNAIDS welcomes the decision by the Northern Territory of Australia to decriminalize sex work
UNAIDS welcomes the appointment of Ghada Fathi Waly as Executive Director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
Sex workers often not accessing HIV prevention services
The power of transgender visibility in Jamaica
Worldwide, more than half of new HIV infections now among key populations and their sexual partners
Many prisoners are lacking basic HIV services
Putting HIV prevention back at the centre of Brazil’s LGBTI pride
Criminalization of same-sex sexual relationships decreasing
Unwavering care for people who inject drugs on the streets of Glasgow
Mr Gay England brings visibility to HIV stigma
No end to AIDS without respecting human rights
Positive movement: safety, trust and services for people who inject drugs
Pushing for harm reduction success in Burundi
UNAIDS welcomes the decision of the High Court of Botswana to repeal laws that criminalize and discriminate against LGBT people
Women who inject drugs more likely to be living with HIV
Changing the lives of transgender people in Malawi
“Be the change”: creating a voice for male sex workers in Malawi
UNAIDS deeply regrets the decision of the High Court of Kenya to maintain laws that criminalize and discriminate against LGBT people
The road to equality for LGBTI people in India
Model Drug Law for West Africa presented to ministers of health on the sidelines of the 72nd session of the World Health Assembly
People who inject drugs falling behind in access to HIV treatment
UNAIDS calls on countries to remove discriminatory laws and enact laws that protect people from discrimination
UNAIDS and the LGBT Foundation launch groundbreaking study on happiness, sex and quality of life for LGBTI people
UNAIDS welcomes additional evidence that effective antiretroviral therapy stops transmission of HIV
Burkina Faso piloting PrEP
People who use drugs: still being left behind
Landmark international guidelines launched on human rights and drug policy
Promises to improve health outcomes for people who inject drugs remain unfulfilled as 99% do not have adequate access to harm reduction services
They don’t judge, so why should I?
Health and safety: sex workers reaching out to sex workers
State of Gujarat establishes Transgender Welfare Board
Reducing harm for women who inject drugs in Myanmar