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Peace, goodwill, and shelter are traditional elements of the Christmas story. These have sometimes been in short supply in Lebanon recently, where the fragile ceasefire is welcome news for everyone, but particularly people living with HIV, as Nadia Badran in Lebanon explains....
Whilst the anti-rights movement threatens to derail progress to achieve our mission to end AIDS, it’s also important to remember the positive work and innovation which has got us this far......
The rise of anti-rights movements means that some LGBTQ+ organisations are having to take emergency measures to stay safe. As the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign gets underway, what is Frontline AIDS doing?...
Donald Trump’s return to the White House for a second term inflicts a hammer blow to LGBTQ+ rights and access to abortion within the U.S., as well as putting HIV and sexual and reproductive health provision around the world at risk....
Frontline AIDS does not endorse political parties nor support candidates, but in the wake of the US election result we cannot deny the importance of its potential impact on our goal to end AIDS, as well as for people living with HIV and for marginalised communities who are often most affected. We know that what happens following the result will affect the lives of millions around the world. ...
The Summit of the Future is as ambitious as it sounds: it’s supposed to ‘retrofit the multilateral system to meet the challenges of the 21st Century’. What does that mean? Did they meet their aims? And what happens now? Dr Pasquine Ogunsanya and Clare Morrison were in New York, for the 79th Session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA79), where the Summit was held, to find out whether this really was a ‘once in a generation opportunity’...