Engaging the EU in the Global Partnership on Zero Discrimination Day
On Zero Discrimination Day, Ireland and UNAIDS strengthen their partnership to end the AIDS pandemic
The case for anti-discrimination legislation in Jamaica
“An HIV diagnosis should not be a guilty verdict—it’s just a diagnosis"
“My life’s mission is to end stigma and discrimination, and that starts with U = U”: a story of HIV activism in Thailand
Guyana’s transgender community calls for protection under anti-discrimination laws
Discriminatory and punitive laws alarmingly common
Many key populations avoid health services
Parental consent laws leave adolescents vulnerable to HIV
Jamaican parliamentarians committed to ending discrimination
Zero Discrimination Platform relaunched in Central African Republic
Launch of advocacy explainers on western Africa model drug law
UNAIDS strongly supports calls for the rejection of draft law targeting LGBTI people in Ghana
Costa Rica joins Global Partnership for Action to Eliminate all Forms of HIV-Related Stigma and Discrimination
Jamaica partnership works to promote human rights
Less than 40% of countries report having training programmes at the national level for law enforcement personnel on human rights and HIV
Navigating Lesotho’s legal system to address gender-based violence
First-ever Jamaica transgender strategy looks beyond health
Targeting sex workers is not the answer
Parental consent undermines the right to health of adolescents
Decriminalization works, but too few countries are taking the bold step
“We carry on”
United Republic of Tanzania lowers age of consent for HIV testing
Criminalization of same-sex sexual relationships decreasing
Mapping HIV laws and policies