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A new set of HIV Prevention & Accountability reports developed by Frontline AIDS and community partners in India and nine countries in Africa show that while governments have made important progress in reducing the number of people newly acquiring HIV, most are still not investing enough in HIV prevention.
Alvaro Bermejo, former Executive Director of the International HIV/AIDS Alliance (now Frontline AIDS), reflects on the life of the pioneering, inspiring doctor, HIV activist and devoted Trustee, whose passion and work shaped our organisation
A new UNAIDS report shows that there were 1.3 million new HIV infections in 2022 – down from 1.4 million in the previous year. UNAIDS suggests that AIDS can be ended by 2030 if governments and donors show strong leadership and follow the science, data and evidence. While Frontline AIDS recognises the important progress made, the world remains far from hitting key HIV prevention and treatment targets.
As a dehumanising and discriminatory anti-Homosexuality Act has been signed into law, we stand in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community in Uganda....
A new three-year programme will build evidence of effective hepatitis C treatments and increase the uptake and scale up of community-led programmes to reduce Hepatitis C infections in three countries. ...
It is with sadness that we announce that our former colleague, Neville van Sittert, has passed away....
Lois Chingandu brings more than 20 years of hands-on leadership experience to her new interim role...
Frontline AIDS has launched its Innovation Hub; an online bank of some of the most exciting and innovative practices from across the Frontline AIDS partnership. ...
Christine Stegling, the Executive Director of Frontline AIDS, has been appointed to the position of Deputy Executive Director, Policy, Advocacy and Knowledge in the Joint Programme of the United Nations on HIV, UNAIDS....
The 2022 Global Fund Replenishment is still short of its US$18 billion target...
