UNAIDS report: Ending AIDS by 2030 requires protecting human rights and removing barriers to healthcare.

A new UNAIDS report stresses that ending AIDS by 2030 depends on upholding human rights. Despite treatment advances, stigma, discrimination, and punitive laws block access to services for many, especially women, girls, and LGBTQ+ individuals. The report calls for removing restrictive laws and ensuring equitable access to innovations. Global leaders like Elton John and Irish President Michael D. Higgins highlight the need for inclusion and empathy. South Africa is marking World AIDS Day with a focus on equal rights and care.

November 26, 2024
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