Tagged as: People who use drugs

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 a...

In the second instalment of our blog series, we meet another community member who is changing the face of harm reduction. We get a unique insight into...

Key events and engagements at the International Conference on Health and Hepatitis in Substance Users (INHSU 2024) from the Frontline AIDS partnership...

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...

This guide will be useful for civil society organisations, community-based organisations and development partners working to achieve global targets to...

A new report from Frontline AIDS reveals how unlawful policing impacts on human rights, access to justice and the HIV response. ...

Years ago, when I was part of a team introducing harm reduction programming into a country where at that time it was a new concept, we described our w...

HIV and the needs of people who use drugs....

The COVID-19 pandemic and its restrictive measures are negatively impacting the testing and treatment of millions of people living with TB and HIV co-...