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A lack of respect for human rights drives the HIV epidemic. The marginalisation, stigmatisation and criminalisation of some groups of people increases their vulnerability to HIV; gender inequalities can prevent women and girls from being able to protect themselves from HIV; and discrimination prevents equitable access to healthcare.

The consequences of female genital mutilation: a Kenyan perspective

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Key Correspondents
22 September 2015

Mugabe forced to host gays, lesbians

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The Standard, Zimbabwe
8 September 2015

What counts in the new UNAIDS strategy

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Meg Davis
11 August 2015

Statement of Support for Amnesty International

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Global Network of Sex Work Projects
30 July 2015

Kenya: High Court Orders LGBT Group Registration

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Human Rights Watch
27 May 2015

Anal sex study reveals climate of 'coercion'

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Independent
19 May 2015

Ugandan gays go Bombastic

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DPA International
21 January 2015

Fifteen HIV Advocates to Watch in 2015

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MarkSKing.com
7 January 2015

Four Laws That Are Devastating Public Health in Uganda

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Open Society Foundation
17 December 2014

Namibia’s Highest Court Finds Government Forcibly Sterilised HIV-Positive Women

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Southern Africa Litigation Centre (press release)
4 November 2014