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Kelebogile Moesi, a 27-year-old HIV activist living positively with HIV, and youth lead advocate from Botswana talks about working on the frontline of the HIV response

Critical opportunities being missed to motivate young people to stay on HIV treatment

Sessions that support parents to develop their child’s reading skills and also provided information on HIV testing, health and nutrition has shown promise in rural Lesotho

Partner notification services are viewed with caution by some in civil society. So do they cause harm or not?

Bad experiences in public health and campus clinics stops young gay men seeking services, even in private or LGBT-friendly clinics, interviews with Kenyan university students has found

When it comes to preventing HIV, the type of syringes that people use to inject drugs makes a difference. But access to lower-risk equipment is limited

When given the choice, two thirds of young women in East and Southern African trial opted for vaginal rings while one third chose daily pills – and adherence to both was higher than in previous stud

A new global report from the People Living with HIV Stigma Index shows 85% of people with HIV feel internalised stigma and 25% are stigmatised by others, including healthcare workers

From embracing our steamy side to championing young people, 2023 was a year full of pleasure and pride. Here we share our five stand out moments

Analysis of 194 countries shows two-thirds no longer criminalise same-sex sex and their HIV responses are more successful as a result. But some countries are making laws more punitive

Dapivirine ring likely to become cheaper and more easily available in African countries over the next few years

Here are five tips to make sure your relationships are as hot, steamy and healthy as they can be!

UNAIDS makes urgent World AIDS Day plea to donors and decision-makers to support the lifesaving work of people on the frontline of the HIV response

We know that communities serve as a bridge between individual needs and broader society. That’s why our approach centres the voices and needs of the communities most affected

New analysis uses population-based survey data from 14 sub-Saharan African countries to find the factors that make people more likely to get HIV

We’ve just published an infographic series in support of the #SayZero campaign to help spread the good news about effective HIV treatment