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Asia Pacific leaders warn attacks against health and gender are undoing decades of progress

At a recent global meet, a session cut through the usual conference optimism with a stark warning: the global AIDS response is being hit by ...
Aug 05

Five years left to #endAIDS by ensuring zero new infections and all people with HIV live healthy

Thanks to communities of people living with and affected by HIV, a lot of scientifically proven tools and approaches have made it possible to offer ...
Jan 12

Put people first mantra to drive WHO task force to save the medicines that protect us

The United Nations apex health agency – the World Health Organization (WHO) – had announced the establishment of its first-ever civil society Task Force on Antimicrobial ...
Dec 09

Will Nepal's leadership on health spur more action on SDG-3 globally?

Nepal has demonstrated commendable progress on a range of health indices, despite myriads of challenges. ...
Aug 30

Prevention revolution and policy harmonisation are critical to end AIDS

Despite having science-based tools for HIV combination prevention, there were 1.3 million people who got newly diagnosed with HIV in 2023 - and also ...
Aug 04

Protect the lifelines of youth and community-led HIV programmes

Youth voices unequivocally called for a rights-based, youth-friendly and gender transformative HIV, health and social welfare responses where no one is left behind....
Aug 02

Richest 1% people have enough new wealth to end annual poverty 22 times over

Recent funding cuts on health, gender equality and human rights have given a sudden blow to a range of important services for the most underserved ...
Jul 11

Cambodia is 2nd Asian country to rollout long-acting injectable HIV prevention option

After Thailand, Cambodia becomes the second Asian country to rollout long-acting and injectable options to protect oneself from getting infected with HIV....
Jul 07

Will we rise to #endAIDS challenge or stumble withering away the gains in HIV response?

We have all the scientifically proven tools to end AIDS. It is about ensuring that these tools reach people who need them the most....
Jun 14

Will all children be born free of HIV, syphilis and hepatitis-B by 2030?

IPPI shows how community-led services can strengthen services to prevent vertical transmission of HIV. Their Mother Club ensures women living with HIV access treatment ...
Apr 14

With only 70 months left to end AIDS why is the urgency missing?

We need to refocus and ensure that we are targeting the right populations with the right interventions in the right places - and - we are doing ...
Feb 25

Urgent and accelerated HIV service delivery with equity and rights is critical to end AIDS

Scientific partners of ASICON 2025 include the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) and National TB Elimination Programme of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government ...
Feb 19

HIV response under lens of indigenous rights

Racism, stigma, and discrimination must be eradicated to protect the human rights of people living with HIV in all communities....
Oct 16

Are we delivering new HIV prevention tools with speed, scale and equity?

According to UNAIDS, a combination approach to HIV prevention that includes behavioural, biomedical and structural approaches and is tailored to those in greatest need can ...
Oct 14

Are we on the path to end AIDS by 2030?

Studies have proved that expanding testing and treating and then introducing PrEP has lowered the incidence of HIV in communities that had access to it....
Oct 03

AIDS deaths declining globally except in Eastern Europe and Central Asia

Asia Pacific was at the forefront of the HIV response at the beginning. It has been well overtaken by other regions in the world. Eastern ...
Aug 16

AIDS response caught in a debt trap

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Aug 12

AIDS is at a crossroads: Would governments expand the proven key population-led services?

Cambodia is another country in Asia Pacific which is on track to deliver on some of the HIV-related 2025 targets. ...
Aug 08

If some countries in Asia Pacific can be on track to end AIDS then why cannot all?

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is a medicine for HIV negative people which protects them from getting infected with HIV through sexual route. It was approved ...
Jul 26

If some countries in Asia Pacific can be on track to end AIDS then why cannot all?

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is a medicine for HIV negative people which protects them from getting infected with HIV through sexual route. It was approved ...
Jul 26

Alarm rings in Asia Pacific for not making U-equals-U and HIV prevention accessible to all

Other countries can learn from their approaches. 18 countries have eliminated mother to child transmission of HIV globally – and 4 of these countries are in ...
Jul 25

Beyond the shadow of stigma: Internal stigma is out of the shadows at AIDS 2024

It is time to see beyond stigma, to see what is possible in a world of self-love, self-worth – let’s stop using deficit-...
Jul 22

Why are key populations on the blindspot in the global HIV response?

HIV infections have remained largely confined to a few population groups, such as, gay men and other men who have sex with men, people who ...
Jul 20

We have more infection-prevention options now but are they actual choices for the people?

There are at least two elements of choice- choices in products, and also choices in terms of where I want it and from whom I ...
Jul 19

Putting people first means following Gandhi's Talisman

n a world plagued by inequality, putting people first across all aspects of the HIV response is a moral imperative and the only viable route ...
Jul 17

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