Extensive library of documents covering patent protection, the World Trade Organisation and access to medicines. An invaluable resource.

Maintained by the Consumer Project on Technology.

US-based campaigning organisation which largely focuses on mobilising US public opinion and US legislators to improve access to treatment and funding for resource-limited countries affected by HIV.

Campaigning site for the coalition of activist groups and NGOs wroking to improve access to medicines and funding for treatment.

Scottish-based 'Campaign for Improved Access to Treatment for AIDS in resource poor countries' website with links to relevant information and agencies.

The Massive Effort campaign promises to use state-of-the art advocacy, communication and marketing strategies to create and sustain an effective global movement committed to improving the health of the world’s poorest people. The site offers opportunities to donate money to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, and text that can be downloaded to form the basis of personal letters to legislators. The site links together a variety of existing advocacy campaigns including Roll Back Malaria and World TB Day and also offers individuals the opportunity to sign-up to be alerted when support is needed.

MSF is an international emergency humanitarian aid organisation. Its Essential Medicines Campaign is designed highlight lack of access to medicines due to cost, patent protection and global inequities, and contains a wealth of resources on issues relating to access to treatment for HIV and other endemic infectious diseases.

African network of treatment activists.

The link is to the website of the South African Treatment Action Campaign, which carries the founding statement of the Movement, launched in 2002 as reported on aidsmap here.

Alliance of UK-based devlopment and HIV-related NGOs. It works to raise awareness in the UK about the global HIV/AIDS epidemic and to campaign for urgently scaled up international action.