U=U can help end HIV stigma and discrimination. Here’s how
Bold new initiative to put an additional 1.1 million people living with HIV on treatment puts South Africa on the path to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030
A crisis unfolding: hard-won progress in Ethiopia’s HIV response at risk
UNAIDS welcomes the decision by the US Secretary of State to continue life-saving HIV treatment and convenes partners to assess and mitigate impacts on HIV services
Lost and link: Indonesian initiative to find people living with HIV who stopped their treatment
Global leaders in the HIV response call for access to long-acting medicines
UNAIDS calls for global solidarity to strengthen Madagascar’s HIV response to end AIDS as a public health threat
Peru approves groundbreaking law to extend health coverage for migrants with HIV and TB
Can this innovation change the way people think about HIV?
New HIV drug can only offer hope of ending AIDS if all have access, UNAIDS says
United Nations General Assembly debate highlights the need for urgent action to ensure that progress in the HIV response is accelerated and sustained
Four Albanian cities commit to ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030
UNAIDS stands with LGBTQ+ communities worldwide as PRIDE celebrations get underway
How communities led in the HIV response, saving lives in Eswatini at the peak of a crippling AIDS epidemic
Reductions in new HIV infections in several Global HIV Prevention Coalition countries, but global progress needs to be accelerated
Two years on: UNAIDS supports Ukraine’s commitment to the HIV response
UNAIDS calls for accelerated political and financial support for communities to lead in the response to HIV
Ahead of World AIDS Day UNAIDS is calling for urgent support to Let Communities Lead in the fight to end AIDS
UNAIDS commemorates World AIDS Day in Berlin alongside communities delivering life-saving HIV services in Germany and Ukraine
UNAIDS welcomes new research on ‘opt-out’ HIV testing in England
UNAIDS welcomes new decision in Colombia allowing more affordable access to quality HIV medicines
South-to-south — Indonesia and Thailand exchange learning on responding to HIV
Future doctors take active role in HIV response to end AIDS
New report from UNAIDS shows that AIDS can be ended by 2030 and outlines the path to get there
How to build stigma-free key population services
Young role models combat HIV stigma in Central Asia
UNAIDS welcomes announcement by Colombian government that will enable people access to the most appropriate HIV treatment for them
Brazil hosts the announcement of the Global Council on Inequality, AIDS and Pandemics
How working with providers of natural and holistic medicine for complementary self-care techniques is helping Nicaragua increase adherence to HIV medicines and reduce new infections
Virtual course on HIV, gender and human rights: empowering medical teachers in Guatemala
UNAIDS calls for access to HIV prevention, treatment and care in prisons, including access to life saving harm reduction services
In Northeast Brazil, civil society and local government collaborate to increase HIV treatment adherence
Pandemics can only be defeated if communities are supported to lead, say governments, NGOs and UN
The power of bringing together government and community HIV services
Thailand’s Mplus: HIV services delivered in style
Preventing transmission and tackling stigma: The power of U=U
Inequalities are blocking the end of the AIDS pandemic, say UN
Dangerous inequalities and overcoming them
The First Fallen but We Will Overcome
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
Indonesia: Helping one family at a time through Lentera Anak Pelangi’s One Child One life program
UNAIDS responds to EU approval of a long acting HIV treatment option: “To end AIDS, share technology.”
UNAIDS welcomes ViiV’s agreement to enable generic production of long acting PrEP to 90 countries
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
A beacon of hope in Guatemala
UNAIDS responds to Viiv’s announcement on the licensing of long-acting Cabotegravir
Kryvyi Rih AIDS centre continues to provide HIV services despite the war in Ukraine
Helping Ukrainian refugees with HIV treatment and support in Berlin
Supporting HIV services for flood survivors in KwaZulu-Natal