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Since 1994, Frontline AIDS has been working with partners around the world to address tuberculosis (TB) and HIV co-infection through community-led responses.
Around the world, women are taking action in an invigorated effort to end gender-based violence. We are supporting communities most affected, to challenge laws and attitudes that fail to protect people from violence and rape.
Thousands of people converged on Kigali for Africa’s largest conference on AIDS. But what difference will it make to bringing the continent closer to tackling one of it’s biggest health issues? From an audience with Winnie Byanyima to breaking out of the echo chamber, community advocates Gracias Atwiine, D’bora de Carvalho and Lloyd Dembure reflect on the challenges and opportunities.
What is the real impact of drug decriminalisation on the health and rights of people who use drugs? A new interactive online map from the International Drug Policy Consortium, Release and Talking Drugs explores successes and failures of different drug decriminalisation models. It asks: what makes a decriminalisation model successful in protecting the health and rights of people who use drugs?...
Our READY+ programme is empowering young people living with HIV to lead change and make their communities healthier and safer....
On the third anniversary of the reinstatement of the US policy that blocks many women’s access to safe abortion around the world, Frontline AIDS will not be silenced. ...
How can we keep HIV firmly on the UHC agenda and hold governments accountable for their promises on health for all?...
This year we stood up for the human rights of people most marginalised and...
Nothing in life comes close to the anguish of seeing someone you love dying. It is a pain that is both sharp and piercing but at the same time heavy and dull. ...
Welcome to our blog series exploring distributed leadership....
Following their participation in the Sexual Violence Research Initiative Forum in South Africa, Gracias Atwiine (PITCH country focal point in Uganda) and Rio Babirye (Ugandan Network of People living with HIV/AIDS (UNYPA), a PITCH partner), reflect on why we cannot ignore gender-based violence in the efforts to tackle HIV....
