
“Silence is better” — How the criminalisation of sex workers keeps exploitation in the shadows

UNAIDS welcomes Kenya’s High Court judgement in landmark case of involuntary sterilization of women living with HIV

UNAIDS congratulates Barbados on its decision to repeal colonial-era laws that criminalised same sex sexual relations

International Human Rights Day: ending the AIDS pandemic means respecting human rights for all

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

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 again urges Russia to repeal 'LGBTQ propaganda' law

UNAIDS urges Russia to repeal 'LGBTQ propaganda' law

UNAIDS launches new platform on ending HIV-related stigma and discrimination in the Asia and Pacific region

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

UNAIDS welcomes the repeal of the law that criminalized LGBT people in Singapore

A model for serving key populations from Haiti

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, Thérèse Omari maintains her commitment to ending AIDS and providing a fulfilling and harmonious life for people living with HIV

Martine Somda, an activist committed to the fight against HIV in Burkina Faso, continues her fight to defend the rights of people living with HIV

The communities behind Antigua and Barbuda’s decriminalization win

UNAIDS welcomes the repeal of laws that criminalise and discriminate against LGBT people in Antigua and Barbuda

UNAIDS applauds Argentina for the approval of its new human rights-based HIV law

OHCHR report: human rights interventions are indispensable to ending AIDS for everyone by 2030

A poster exhibition highlights progress and gaps in the HIV response in eastern Europe and central Asia

UNAIDS welcomes Chile’s public apology in landmark case of involuntary sterilization of women living with HIV

UNAIDS warns that stigmatizing language on Monkeypox jeopardises public health

Keeping LGBTI people safe in times of war

“A litmus test of civilization” - How the war in Ukraine has impacted LGBTI people

Helping to break stigma and discrimination against transgender people in Brazil

UNAIDS launches Unbox Me to advocate for the rights of transgender children

UNAIDS welcomes parliament’s decision to repeal the law that criminalizes HIV transmission in Zimbabwe

Discriminatory attitudes remain common

Engaging the EU in the Global Partnership on Zero Discrimination Day

The case for anti-discrimination legislation in Jamaica

Guyana’s transgender community calls for protection under anti-discrimination laws

Parental consent laws leave adolescents vulnerable to HIV

A song to stop discrimination

International Human Rights Day: overcoming pandemics by respecting human rights for all

High-level continental seminar on the right to health and social protection in Africa

Forty years of AIDS: Equality remains central to quelling a still-potent epidemic

UNAIDS warns of millions of AIDS-related deaths and continued devastation from pandemics if leaders don’t address inequalities

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

Zero Discrimination Platform relaunched in Central African Republic

UNAIDS welcomes New Zealand’s decision to lift travel restrictions for people living with HIV

Multicountry People Living with HIV Stigma Index 2.0 study launched in Latin America

ArtPositive—art to raise awareness around HIV-related stigma and discrimination

The first but not the last: Indonesian transgender man fights for recognition

Launch of advocacy explainers on western Africa model drug law
Community-led initiative helps LGBTI migrants to learn their rights in Ecuador

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

Defending rights and overcoming fear in Kyrgyzstan