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Frontline AIDS is delighted to announce that Ms Robin Gorna has been appointed as its new Executive Director. ...
HIV remained on the fringes of the feminist agenda at the Women Deliver 2023 conference in Rwanda....
A new UNAIDS report shows that there were 1.3 million new HIV infections in 2022 – down from 1.4 million in the previous year. UNAIDS suggests that AIDS can be ended by 2030 if governments and donors show strong leadership and follow the science, data and evidence. While Frontline AIDS recognises the important progress made, the world remains far from hitting key HIV prevention and treatment targets. ...
Alvaro Bermejo, former Executive Director of the International HIV/AIDS Alliance (now Frontline AIDS), reflects on the life of the pioneering, inspiring doctor, HIV activist and devoted Trustee, whose passion and work shaped our organisation...
Introducing a new SRHR Peer Educator Reference Guide; a comprehensive pocket guide designed to capacitate peer educators in their work promoting sexual and reproductive health (SRHR) amongst young people in their communities in Uganda. ...
Support Don’t Punish is a global day of action in support of harm reduction and drug policies that prioritise public health and human rights. To mark the day, we spoke to Mimi Harushamagara, a peer educator in Burundi, whose work with people who use drugs is changing lives....
A new programme aims to support community and civil society-led accountability efforts around the HIV Prevention 2025 Road Map. ...
As a dehumanising and discriminatory anti-Homosexuality Act has been signed into law, we stand in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community in Uganda....
A new three-year programme will build evidence of effective hepatitis C treatments and increase the uptake and scale up of community-led programmes to reduce Hepatitis C infections in three countries. ...
