In the lead-up to AIDS 2014, ten powerful thought-provoking films from seven countries over three days (18, 19 and 21 July

EDMONTON — When HIV-AIDS first hit North America in the 1980s, diagnosis almost always meant early death. As the virus

Indian transgender healthcare challenges Published on Wednesday, 18 June 2014 09:25 Ignorance and neglect in medical profession compounds widespread discrimination

By Jenny Lei Ravelo Three months after it was signed by President Yoweri Museveni, the real implications of Uganda’s controversial

BRICS Ministers Join Forces For Access To Medicines Published on Tuesday, 20 May 2014 10:56 By Julia Fraser for Intellectual

After years of intensive debate and strong local and international advocacy against many of the problematic clauses found within Uganda’s omnibus HIV law, yesterday

The government of Mauritius commits to removing the current stay and residence restrictions for people living with HIV. During a

A destructive wave of hatred against lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender persons seems to be gaining force across Africa. In

BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Anti-gay laws and cultural attitudes are preventing the most vulnerable people accessing HIV/AIDS prevention and

In many parts of the world, women's rights to land and property are systematically denied. Women have fewer or less

Gaborone, 18 March – In another important legal victory for human rights in Botswana, the High Court in Gaborone yesterday