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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.

Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

Russia: Lawmakers, medics urge compulsory treatment of tuberculosis

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TASS
31 October 2014
Human rights

How does a ‘human rights based approach’ work out on the ground? Lessons from South Africa

News
29 October 2014
Discrimination & the law

Ugandan activists fear ‘nonsensical’ HIV law increases infection of children

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Key Correspondents
26 October 2014
Women

Linking violence against women with HIV and AIDS in Pakistan

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Daily Ties, Pakistan
26 October 2014
Combatting stigma

Fear causes media to self-censor on sexual minorities in Africa

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Key Correspondents
14 October 2014
Human rights

Morocco's quiet revolution over AIDS and human rights

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Aidspan
2 October 2014
Access to healthcare

HIV/AIDS epidemic in Europe: vulnerability - World Health Organization

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WHO
10 September 2014
Human rights

Kenya: New Bill Wants Gays Stoned in Public

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AllAfrica
14 August 2014
Human rights

Uganda's Museveni wants to water down anti-gay law : lawmaker

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Reuters
14 August 2014
Human rights

Corporate leaders must stand up for LGBT rights in Africa

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AVAC
7 August 2014
Discrimination & the law

Ugandan Lawmakers in Campaign to Revive Gay Law

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New York Times
7 August 2014
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

Challenges to the rights of sexual minorities in Africa

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Peter Tatchell Foundation
5 August 2014
Human rights

Uganda Anti-Gay Law Struck Down by Court

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New York Times
4 August 2014
Global health initiatives

Of guidelines, targets and resources: the documents that defined the 2014 International AIDS Conference

News
26 July 2014
Human rights

Tackling moral judgments about sex and sexuality is vital for HIV prevention

News
25 July 2014
Human rights

Gay Men, MSM and Transgender Pre-Conference Kicks Off in Melbourne

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Science Speaks
19 July 2014
HIV prevention policy

WHO: People most at risk of HIV are not getting the health services they need

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WHO press release
11 July 2014
HIV prevention policy

Consolidated guidelines on HIV prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care for key populations

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World Health Organization
11 July 2014
Human rights

Uganda Anti-Homosexuality Law prompts new U.S. responses, including entry restrictions and police program aid suspension

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Science Speaks
23 June 2014
Human rights

U.S. looking to make LGBT rights a foreign policy priority

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Inter Press Service
23 June 2014
Activism & civil society

Uganda’s LGBTI Activist and Doctor, Paul Semugoma Awarded 2014 Elizabeth Taylor Human Rights Award

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Denis Nzioka (blog)
13 June 2014
Discrimination & the law

Homophobia in Russia Is Taking a Kafkaesque Turn

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Daily Beast
10 June 2014
Human rights

Museveni’s hotel besieged by Ugandan LGBT activists

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Peter Tatchell Foundation
5 June 2014
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

Uganda: Raided clinic reopens with scaled-back services

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76 Crimes (blog)
22 May 2014