HIV

Zambia: One grim example of how Trump has slashed anti-AIDS efforts
After Trump cuts, 20 LGBT+ organizations in Haiti had to close
Senegal's gendarmerie released this photo of 12 men arrested on homosexuality charges.
Wave of arrests of gay men in Senegal fuels hysteria about HIV
Senegal: Anti-gay crackdown nets celebrities in religion, media, fashion
Billboard on a street in Lusaka, Zambia, celebrates the nation's mineral wealth . (Arlette Bashizi photo courtesy of The New York Times)
U.S. to halt HIV aid if Zambia won’t share mining wealth?
Senegal government proposes harsh new laws against homosexuality
Red ribbon logo in the fight against HIV/AIDS
U.S. retreat from WHO harms global health and the HIV response
Kenya health worker
After U.S. cuts anti-HIV funds, Kenya’s health staff work without pay
A year later: End of US PEPFAR leaves Cameroon HIV programs in critical condition
Uganda urged to repeal anti-gay law to combat HIV
The new U.S. global health plan calls for assigning staff in each U.S. foreign mission whose job would be watching for disease outbreaks and responding to them within 72 hours so they would not reach the United States.
HIV services cut back in America’s new global health strategy
Photographer recording the World Health Summit.
Lawmakers from across the globe meet to fight HIV/AIDS
Non-binary and transgender young people, expelled from the Dominican Republic in 2025 and welcomed at the premises of the Heritage for the Protection of Human Rights (HPDH) association in Ouanaminthe (Photo by @merlinjean)
Queer Haitian migrants need support amid mass deportations
The world cannot afford to lose UNAIDS
llustration by Rex Opara shows a young man wearing a red HIV awareness ribbon. In the background is shattered glass with a bright white light showing in  the cracks.
Secret health care: A way queer Nigerians get tested for HIV
Uganda's Kenneth-Mwehonge at the IAS2025 conference in Kigali, Rwanda.
Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act has devastated fight against HIV