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Aaron Markwell: "Everyone’s experience of HIV is different"

As National AIDS Trust and Helix Arts, supported by North Tyneside Council, announce plans for a vibrant creative event for...

Tackling intersecting inequalities for Scotland’s HIV response

By Nicoletta Policek

Having lived and worked in Scotland since the early 1990s, I am proud of the progress we...

Welsh communities, peer support, and mental health services are key to saving lives

Wales has made strides in the HIV response, with significant drops in new diagnoses and a bold commitment to end...

Working with regulators to protect your HIV data from breaches

Through our discrimination casework, my colleague Lindsey (our Senior Discrimination Caseworker) and I were seeing a concerning number of cases...

Reclaiming the narratives for Black people living with HIV

by Oluwakemi Agunbiade

Meaningful involvement of people living with HIV has always been fundamental in developing an effective HIV...

HIV Outcomes UK - supporting the quality of life of people living with HIV

By Dr Nicoletta Policek and Professor Caroline Sabin, HIV Outcomes UK co-chairs. 

Established in 2023 to respond to some of the...

Manuel Guerrero's case highlights the need for global action on LGBT+ rights

By Joe Parry 

Last week Manuel Guerrero’s appeal in Qatar was rejected and his initial verdict was upheld. Manuel...

Disengagement in HIV care is a global issue but community leadership holds the key

Disengagement in HIV care is a global issue driven by inequalities and intersecting forms of stigma and discrimination....

How can a new HIV Action Plan achieve the 2030 goals and support everyone to live well with HIV?

Introducing a new collaboration between National AIDS Trust, Terrence Higgins Trust, and Elton John AIDS Foundation

King’s Speech 2024 – what does it mean for people living with HIV?

By Adam Freedman

Last week, the King’s Speech gave us an opportunity to discover exactly what the new...