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Social, economic, legal and political issues that may affect the lives of people living with HIV, including stigma, discrimination, criminalisation, travel and insurance.

The search for a cure

First Person Cured of HIV, Who Died Last Year, Is Memorialized [VIDEO]

Editor's pick
POZ
13 May 2021
Harm reduction

We Can’t Beat HIV, Hepatitis and Overdoses If We Close Syringe Services

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POZ
12 May 2021
Ageing & HIV

Emma Cole on ageing with HIV – GROWS project Video

May 2021
PrEP programmes & uptake

Survival needs overshadow PrEP adherence among women who inject drugs

News
11 May 2021
Drug policy & policing

Indiana county notorious for HIV outbreak may close syringe exchange

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STAT
10 May 2021
Sex workers

Jason Domino Wants You to Get Off and Get Information About HIV

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TheBody
10 May 2021
Human rights

Ugandan sex crimes law targets LGBT+, HIV-positive people, say critics

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Reuters
10 May 2021
Human rights

Uganda passes bill criminalising same-sex relationships and sex work

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The Guardian
6 May 2021
Human rights

Uganda’s Sexual Offences law a step back for HIV and human rights

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HIV Justice Network
6 May 2021
Activism & civil society

Patrick O’Connell, 67, Dies; Raised Awareness of AIDS With Art

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New York Times
5 May 2021
HIV in the arts & media

A New Testament to the Fury and Beauty of Activism During the AIDS Crisis

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New York Times
5 May 2021
Ageing & HIV

Our Days Are Numbered

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POZ
4 May 2021
Drug policy & policing

US: Do public health officials need to be political activists? A fight over an HIV crisis renews the question

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STAT
4 May 2021
Harm reduction

‘The last brave thing that happened’: How the injecting room led the way on drug reform in Australia

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Sydney Morning Herald
4 May 2021
The search for a cure

To Help Researchers Find Out About HIV's Survival In The Body, Some People Plan to Donate Their Bodies to Science

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TheBody
30 April 2021
Activism & civil society

In memory: Paul Decle community activist, gardener and friend

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i-Base
29 April 2021
Religion & faith

Some Nigerians With HIV Are Being Conned Into Thinking There's a Cure

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TheBody
29 April 2021
Taking an HIV test

Winnie Ssanyu Sseruma on HIV testing – Positive Champions Video

April 2021
People & personal stories

Diagnosed with HIV at 30, I am delighted to still be alive

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Metro
28 April 2021
HIV testing programmes & uptake

Southern African HIV testing programmes have hit the 90% UNAIDS target for knowledge of status but testing rates are lower in key groups

News
28 April 2021
Harm reduction

“Devastating” West Virginia Law Could Practically End Syringe Provision

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Filter
26 April 2021
Activism & civil society

The King of AIDS Treatments Is Turning to COVID-19

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The Atlantic
26 April 2021
HIV & criminal law

Virginia Proves HIV Criminalization Laws Are Harder to Repeal Than They Should Be

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TheBody
22 April 2021
Access to healthcare

Testing homeless people during COVID-19 identifies several new HIV cases, especially in Black people

News
21 April 2021