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Last updated:People living with HIV have clear legal protections. But legal protection only makes a difference when people know about their rights, understand what they mean, and feel safe using them.
People living with HIV have clear legal protections. But legal protection only makes a difference when people know about their rights, understand what they mean, and feel safe using them.
A call to action for every Government department to play its part in ending new HIV transmissions.
A new report from the HIV Health Equity and Justice Partnership urges the government to meet the challenges of HIV care in prisons.
The needs of young adults living with HIV must be brought to the forefront if the government hopes to meet the 2030 target.
This toolkit equips young people living with HIV and everyone in their life with an understanding of their rights under the law.
This briefing warns that funding challenges threaten Northern Ireland's HIV 2030 targets.
Ensuring the full breadth of services provided for in funding were being made available for people living with HIV
For the year ended 30 June 2025
Here's how your support has helped us to fight for HIV rights and end new HIV transmissions.
Scotland for Decrim, with support from National AIDS Trust, are calling for the decriminalisation of sex work.
This briefing warns that a funding crisis and limited services puts Wales' HIV 2030 targets at risk.
Re-engaging the 12,000 people not in HIV care