Laws and policies that fuel inequalities, including those criminalising key populations, hinder progress in the HIV response.

Using evidence from the HIV response, UNAIDS shines a light on forms of stigma encountered in six aspects of national; including education, the workplace, human rights, and emergency services.

Using evidence from the HIV response, UNAIDS shines a light on forms of stigma encountered in six aspects of national; including education, the workplace, human rights, and emergency services.

Community activists have provided a crucial lifeline for people who use drugs in situations of vulnerability, often at great personal cost and facing reprisals from public authorities.

This event will provide context and perspectives on global harm reduction developments linking strongly to the health-related focus of the upcoming CND intersessional topics.

UNAIDS and the IDPC launch a podcast series where they chat with experts about real experiences of drug treatment and rehabilitation in Southeast Asia.

UNAIDS and the IDPC launch a podcast series where they chat with experts about real experiences of drug treatment and rehabilitation in Southeast Asia.

This brief by the Global Fund explains how to ensure that harm reduction interventions are in line with international standards and guidance.

This technical brief describes how HIV and TB interventions for people in prison can be incorporated into funding requests to the Global Fund.

Experts worry that COVID-19 will affect progress in the fight against AIDS with great concerns about AIDS drugs shortage, reduced access to harm reduction and fewer people getting tested for HIV.