The purpose of this publication is to provide guidance on implementing HIV, hepatitis C and hepatitis B programmes for people who use stimulant drugs and who are at risk of contracting these viruses.
Ms Byanyima has more than 30 years of experience in the fight against the HIV epidemic in Africa and is a champion of women's rights and development in the region.
Ms Byanyima has more than 30 years of experience in the fight against the HIV epidemic in Africa and is a champion of women's rights and development in the region.
The Guidelines highlight the measures States should undertake or refrain from undertaking in order to comply with their human rights obligations, while taking into account their concurrent obligations under the international drug control conventions.
UNAIDS sheds light on the global progress toward ending the AIDS epidemic, noting it has slipped dramatically off-track. People who inject drugs remain 22 times more likely to live with HIV than the general population.
UNAIDS and UNFPA have consulted with a broad range of stakeholders to produce a document that identifies key avenues towards the attainment of the 2030 goals.
