UNAIDS strongly condemns violence against LGBTI activists in Tbilisi, Georgia
UNAIDS calls on Hungary to immediately remove amendments discriminatory to LGBTI people from newly adopted law
Gender equality and justice critical for ending AIDS
Prioritizing human rights to end inequalities and end AIDS
Costa Rica joins Global Partnership for Action to Eliminate all Forms of HIV-Related Stigma and Discrimination
Jamaica partnership works to promote human rights
#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 welcomes Lord Fowler as an ambassador
Statement by Winnie Byanyima, Executive Director of UNAIDS, on the occasion of World Health Day
UNAIDS joins human rights community in mourning Christof Heyns, legal academic and expert
Less than 40% of countries report having training programmes at the national level for law enforcement personnel on human rights and HIV
UNAIDS warns that violence in Myanmar is impeding access to services for people living with and affected by HIV
Global Partnership members commemorate Zero Discrimination Day around the world
Towards 10–10–10 in eastern Europe and central Asia
Navigating Lesotho’s legal system to address gender-based violence
Gender inequalities in Senegal highlighted on Zero Discrimination Day
Central African Republic marks Zero Discrimination Day
Message from the UNAIDS Executive Director on Zero Discrimination Day 2021
People living with HIV in Kyrgyzstan have won the right to adopt
UNAIDS calls for the release of five humanitarian workers detained in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
Discriminatory attitudes towards people living with HIV declining in some regions, rebounding in others
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
Attaining UNAIDS’ proposed societal and legal barrier targets could stop 440 000 AIDS-related deaths
First-ever Jamaica transgender strategy looks beyond health
Hope from Tiraspol
UNAIDS applauds the vote by Bhutan’s parliament to repeal laws that criminalize and discriminate against LGBT people
UNAIDS calls on countries to put human rights first to beat pandemics
UNAIDS welcomes Suki Beavers as UNAIDS Director of Gender Equality, Human Rights and Community Engagement
Interactive TV series about HIV launched in Kyrgyzstan
UNAIDS issues guidance on reducing stigma and discrimination during COVID-19 responses
New HIV Policy Lab uses law and policy data in the HIV response
By any means necessary: defending human rights in Uganda in the time of COVID-19
Lessons learned from the HIV response – UNAIDS warns of dangers of failing to respect human rights in the response of COVID-19
UNAIDS calls on Poland to uphold the rule of law and protect the rights of LGBTI people
UNAIDS congratulates Tlaleng Mofokeng on her appointment as United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to health
New COVID-19 Law Lab to provide vital legal information and support for the global COVID-19 response
UNAIDS welcomes decision by Gabon to decriminalize same-sex sexual relations
UNAIDS report on the global AIDS epidemic shows that 2020 targets will not be met because of deeply unequal success; COVID-19 risks blowing HIV progress way off course
“I also need to be happy”: Anna Morena’s story
Remembering human rights activist Yves Yomb
Online games fighting HIV stigma and discrimination in the Islamic Republic of Iran
UNAIDS calls on governments to stop arbitrary and discriminatory arrests of LGBTI people and to protect their human rights
UNAIDS calls on Hungary to respect the rights of transgender people
Combatting COVID-19 discrimination in Jamaica
HIV-related discrimination still widespread
UNAIDS and MPact are extremely concerned about reports that LGBTI people are being blamed and abused during the COVID-19 outbreak
A tribute to Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean
UNAIDS condemns misuse and abuse of emergency powers to target marginalized and vulnerable populations