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The scourge of LGBTQ criminalisation moving across African countries – and its impact on HIV

Dr Akua Gyamerah (left) and Ruth Kikonyogo (right) at AIDS 2026. Akua is talking into a microphone.

Being outed associated with sevenfold increase in violence related to HIV status for women living with HIV in highly criminalised Canada

Being outed associated with sevenfold increase in violence related to HIV status for women living with HIV in highly criminalised Canada

U=U acknowledged in prosecutors’ guidance in England and Wales

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Passports and privilege: what does the future hold for global HIV conferences?

Delegates at the AIDS 2022 conference centre, Montreal. Photo©Steve Forrest/Workers’ Photos/IAS

Systemic stigma: Tennessee’s anti-HIV law enforcement targets people of colour, trans people, and poor people

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The ethics of phylogenetics? Central issues surrounding the use of molecular HIV surveillance

Activist Yvette Raphael at AIDS 2022. Photo©Marcus Rose/IAS

The challenges integrating U=U into HIV care around the world

Advocates at the U=U Summit (L-R: NAM aidsmap's Matthew Hodson, Fungai Murau, Dr Franco Bova, Jacquelyne Alessi & Judy-Ann Nugent). Image: byol kimura 2022 – U=U Global Summit 2022, Montréal Canada

HIV criminalisation continues with over 270 arrests recorded in 39 countries in the last three years

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Canadian HIV criminalisation laws increase violence against women living with HIV

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