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news UK Government cuts funding for UNAIDS by more than 80%

The UK Government will drastically reduce its annual commitment to the UN's HIV programme to £2.5 million this year, a decision described by Frontline AIDS as "maddeningly shortsighted"....

2 min read | 29 Apr 2021

news Frontline AIDS endorses ‘transformational’ new Global AIDS Strategy

Frontline AIDS has presented the following statement at the UNAIDS PCB meeting on the proposed Global AIDS Strategy 2021-2026....

2 min read | 24 Mar 2021

news Professor Nana Poku appointed Chair of Frontline AIDS in ‘exciting renewal’ of board of trustees

Professor Nana Poku, Vice-Chancellor and Principal of the University of KwaZulu-Natal, has been appointed as the new Chair of the Frontline AIDS board of trustees....

3 min read | 17 Mar 2021

news President Biden repeals ‘Global Gag Rule’

In a long-awaited move, US President Joe Biden has repealed the Trump administration's expanded 'Global Gag Rule'....

1 min read | 28 Jan 2021

news COVID-19 risks undoing a decade of HIV prevention, frontline activists warn

The fight against AIDS has been hard hit by COVID-19, new reports released today by Frontline AIDS show. ...

3 min read | 01 Dec 2020

news AIDS isn’t Over: Activists and celebrities unite for new campaign

Ahead of World AIDS Day, Frontline AIDS is launching its ‘AIDS Isn’t Over’ campaign to reignite the conversation around HIV and AIDS....

2 min read | 30 Nov 2020

news Frontline AIDS welcomes ‘ambitious’ UNAIDS targets on HIV prevention

The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) has set out its new vision for HIV prevention in a global report launched ahead of World AIDS Day....

2 min read | 26 Nov 2020

news UK Government undermines years of public health progress with cut to aid budget

Frontline AIDS has described as 'baffling' the UK Government's decision to abandon its legal commitment to spend 0.7% of GNI on international aid....

1 min read | 25 Nov 2020

news Injectable PrEP more effective than pills at preventing HIV among women

An anti-HIV drug injected every two months has proven to be more effective than daily pill treatments at preventing HIV in women and girls, researchers have reported....

1 min read | 09 Nov 2020