Rights in a pandemic – Lockdowns, rights and lessons from HIV in the early response to COVID-19

UNAIDS offers a pandemic response guide focusing on justice, access to services and participation, while highlighting the impacts public health measures have on the most vulnerable.

Publications September 22, 2020

No time like the present: Drug policy reform is more urgent than ever

8 July 2020 12:00-13:30

Online

This side event will discuss incarceration, HIV/AIDS, the rule of law and human rights issues.

Events 8 July 2020

Global AIDS update 2019 — Communities at the centre

UNAIDS provides an overview of the progress and remaining challenges in tackling the HIV epidemic around the world, highlighting the importance of community-led and community-engaged programmes.

Publications August 1, 2019

Global AIDS update 2019 — Communities at the centre

UNAIDS provides an overview of the progress and remaining challenges in tackling the HIV epidemic around the world, highlighting the importance of community-led and community-engaged programmes.

Publications August 1, 2019

41st UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board (PCB)

12 - 14 December 2017

Geneva, Switzerland

The UNAIDS PCB will hold its 41st meeting on 12-14 December 2017.

Events 8 December 2017

Experts: Stereotypes and fear continue to block access to health care for some

Stigma, often underpinned by national laws, are de facto killing people and bringing about a new crisis in health care.

News Alerts November 16, 2017

Ending AIDS: Progress towards the 90–90–90 targets

Despite progress, the stagnation of financial commitment threatens HIV/Aids targets.

Publications August 3, 2017

Harm reduction saves lives

UNAIDS discuss the irrefutable evidence surrounding the efficacy of harm reduction initiatives.

Publications August 2, 2017

Estimating sizes of key populations: Guide for HIV programming in countries of the Middle East and North Africa

WHO and UNAIDS have produced a guide to estimating the size of populations with specific risk factors and behaviours, one of the most important components of HIV surveillance.