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Video: “I deserve respect for my work as a sex worker”

Watch Christine’s story and find out how she learned to negotiate for safer sex through the support of the Uganda Link Up project. more
March 2, 2016 Filed under HIV and sexual and reproductive health and rights 6 Comments

Young sexual minorities face increased HIV risk at university

In South Africa, young men who have sex with men are increasingly exploring their sexuality at university, without always understanding the HIV and other health risks they are taking. more
October 5, 2015 Filed under HIV and human rights 0 Comments

Forced, early marriage: Ayatollah’s story

For millions of girls in Egypt, reaching puberty can be the first step towards a forced marriage. Too often, girls are taken out of school, isolated from their friends and forced into marriage. more
October 15, 2012 Filed under HIV, children and young people 2 Comments

Vin’s experience with drugs and HIV

Vin has no job and already feels like a disappointment to his mother and siblings. The thought of them finding out about his drug use clearly causes him even more pain. more
October 25, 2013 Filed under HIV and human rights 0 Comments

Mo’s story: we need better access to health services in Cambodia

Ever since he was young Mo has felt love for other men, but he’s tried to hide his sexual orientation from his parents, his siblings, his neighbourhood and his friends. more
October 15, 2013 Filed under HIV and sexual and reproductive health and rights 0 Comments

952: three digits that change the lives of many Ethiopians

Whenever issues come up in life that are hard to share with family, friends or even health professionals, people in Ethiopia dial three popular digits – 952. more
November 16, 2015 Filed under HIV and care 0 Comments

Ethiopia: coffee ceremony used to educate on HIV

The Ethiopian coffee ceremony tradition helps strengthen community bonds - health workers are also discovering it is a perfect opportunity to discuss difficult topics. more
January 22, 2015 Filed under HIV, children and young people 0 Comments

My turning point as an HIV activist: the death of my brother

When I was 15, in the vacation during my O-levels, I watched my elder brother die due to AIDS-related infections. This was a turning point for my life. more
October 28, 2014 Filed under HIV, children and young people 2 Comments