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More money, trust, and control: HIV self-testing and PrEP empowers sex workers and their partners in Uganda

Kampala. Image by Nao Lizuka. Creative Commons licence.

Successful PrEP interventions in marginalised communities: the Ashodaya PrEP Project

Community information session at Ashodaya

Countries that criminalise same-sex relationships, sex work and drug use have poorer HIV outcomes

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More than prevention: PrEP enhances income, trust, and intimacy in Uganda

Kampala. Image by Nao Lizuka. Creative Commons licence.

HIV self-testing increases uptake of HIV testing, but with poorer linkage to care

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Rates of HIV in female sex workers in Kenya decreased by two-thirds over a ten-year period

Phelister Abdalla, the National Coordinator of the Kenya Sex Workers Alliance (KESWA), speaking at AIDS 2018. Image by juno mac. Creative Commons licence.

Increased HIV prevalence in men who buy sex

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Survey shows the impact of COVID-19 lockdown on LGBT communities

Image: Erik Lamontagne (top left) at an AIDS 2020 online press conference.

Many people in African PrEP programmes stop and restart PrEP

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