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Filters Content type: News, Editors' picks Topic: Human rights

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.

Global health targets

UN pledges to end Aids epidemic but plan barely mentions those most at risk

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The Guardian
9 June 2016
Government, leadership & policy

2016 U.N. Political Declaration on Ending AIDS a disappointing and unprincipled setback in the fight against AIDS

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GNP+
9 June 2016
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

To keep winning against AIDS, China needs to talk more about gay sex

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PRI
8 June 2016
Human rights

UN High-Level Meeting on Ending AIDS faces battle over key populations

News
7 June 2016
Human rights

No ending AIDS in Africa without protecting rights

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ARASA
6 June 2016
Human rights

LGBT Communities Silenced in HIV Reduction Efforts

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Inter Press Service
6 June 2016
Human rights

David Cameron: I want to change the world on global LGBT rights - and get PrEP fixed

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Pink News
20 May 2016
Migrants, refugees & displaced people

NAT reaction to the Queen’s Speech 2016

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NAT
18 May 2016
Human rights

UNAIDS calls for full and complete access to quality health care, including mental health care, for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people

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UNAIDS
18 May 2016
Human rights

Muslim states block 11 LGBT groups from attending UN Aids meeting

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The Guardian
17 May 2016
Human rights

Nigerian laws give conflicting message on HIV and homophobia

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Key Correspondents
17 May 2016
Human rights

If we want to end HIV, TB, and malaria, we need to do more to reduce human rights barriers

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Global Fund Observer
11 May 2016
Conception

HIV-Positive Women in Uganda Are Being Sterilized Against Their Will

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ThinkProgress
3 May 2016
Discrimination & the law

Anti-LGBTQ laws increase risk of HIV, drug use, and violence

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The Hill (blog)
3 May 2016
Global health targets

A simple ask in 2016: the UN goal of universal HIV treatment

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i-Base
28 April 2016
Human rights

Bangladesh LGBT editor hacked to death

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BBC
25 April 2016
Human rights

Gay clubbing and stoic activism in Russia’s homophobic heartland

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The Guardian
20 April 2016
Human rights

HIV and TB link the Bronx and Tugela Ferry in a story of human rights and social justice

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Science Speaks
24 February 2016
Human rights

Russia Proposes Dedicated Health Facilities To Treat Homosexuality And Pedophilia

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Sexuality Policy Watch
24 February 2016
Human rights

Anti-Gay Actions in Indonesia Threaten a Fragile Population

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New York Times
17 February 2016
Starting treatment

Dumbing down HIV treatment hurts everybody

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Positive Lite
11 February 2016
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

Uganda: criminalisation of LGBT people increases risk of HIV transmission

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Key Correspondents
23 December 2015
Human rights

2015 Sexual Politics Round- Up

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Sexuality Policy Watch
22 December 2015
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

U.S. Support of Gay Rights in Africa May Have Done More Harm Than Good

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New York Times
21 December 2015