World renowned artist, author and activist Mary Fisher accepts appointment as UNAIDS Special Representative
Africa leaders announce new resolve to combat AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria
The road towards universal access Africa consultation press release 8 March 2006
The road towards universal access South Eastern Europe consultation 8-9 March 2006
Africa adopts Brazzaville Commitment on scaling up towards universal access to HIV and AIDS prevention, treatment, care and support.
The road towards universal access Asia Pacific consultation 14-16 February 2006
FINDING PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS TO SCALING UP ACCESS TO HIV PREVENTION AND TREATMENT
UNAIDS and WHO support efforts of President Bush's emergency plan for AIDS and the Global Fund to increase access to treatment
UNAIDS Executive Director calls for increased commitment from India’s North Eastern leaders
Putting the spotlight back on AIDS in Latin America and the Caribbean
Pacific on brink of serious HIV epidemic
Longer term vision critical to real success in global AIDS response
Violence against protesters threatens AIDS response
African Union President calls for support for families bearing the burden of HIV epidemic in Africa
Access to HIV treatment continues to accelerate in developing countries, but bottlenecks persist, says WHO/UNAIDS report
US$ 22 billion needed in 2008 to reverse spread of AIDS
AIDS leaders highlight partnership in China’s AIDS response
UN Leaders call for more action as Southern Africa enters a critical phase
United Nations condemns irresponsible attack on antiretroviral therapy
UNAIDS and WHO applaud new Clinton Foundation initiatives to increase access to treatment
United Nations calls for unified action in fighting AIDS across Commonwealth of Independent States
United Nations condemns irresponsible attack
Notes for press briefing by Stephen Lewis, UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, on his recent trips to Malawi and Tanzania, United Nations, New York: 12:30 PM, Tuesday, January 18, 2005
700 000 people living with AIDS in developing countries now receiving treatment
Statement by Stephen Lewis, UN Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, in response to The Clinton Foundation, The World Bank, UNICEF, and The Global Fund initiative on the provision of antiretroviral drugs
Government of India and Clinton Foundation sign agreement to scale up HIV care and treatment
AIDS epidemic poses serious threat to stability in Europe: : UNAIDS and WHO call on governments to turn policy into action
HIV/AIDS treatment, microbicide and vaccine advocates release plan of action and joint statement of commitment
UNAIDS welcomes US president’s emergency plan for AIDS relief five-year strategy
UNAIDS welcomes South Africa’s decision to implement a national antiretroviral treatment programme
UNAIDS welcomes Canada’s move to implement WTO pact on generic medicines
UNAIDS applauds Clinton Foundation's agreement with pharmaceutical companies to cut prices of AIDS drugs