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Longer lives, equal rights: Why ageing needs a gendered human rights response
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[ हिंदी ] October 2026 may mark a pivotal moment in the global fight for equality and human rights for older persons. On 1st October the wor...
SHE & Rights: Closing the gap for safe abortion and other sexual and reproductive health and rights
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click here to register Special highlight : Sharing of Adding it up 2024 Guttmacher’s Report findings and interactive costing tools This 50th...
From sea barriers to TB elimination: Lakshadweep’s #endTB blueprint for India
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In a landmark public health achievement, Lakshadweep became the first among Indian states and union territories to reach TB elimination leve...
[video] Dr MP Nezeeda, State TB Officer of Lakshadweep shares learnings on journey to #EndTB
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Beyond disguise: Defending women's rights against the anti-rights backlash
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[ हिंदी ] With just 52 months left to deliver on the Sustainable Development Goals, the world is already falling dramatically short on goals...
When the last-resort antibiotic fails
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A 20-hospital, 3-year ICMR study of over 150,000 patients finds that carbapenem drug-resistant infections are driving up both deaths and tre...
[video] Countering anti-rights pushes and upholding human right to health and gender equality
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Truth they do not want you to know: Half the world but only 27% of political power.
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[ watch the video of Shobha's talk ] In a forceful address ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 elections, gender justice leader Shobha Shukla declar...
[video] Women's voice, rights and political representation: Why inclusive democracy is gender justice
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SHE & Rights: Countering anti-rights pushes and upholding human right to health and gender equality
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watch the recording We invite you to the 49th SHE & Rights session on the theme: “Countering anti-rights pushes and upholding human righ...
Justice unbound: Shobha Shukla’s urgent warning against the global rollback of gender and health rights
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Order your book copy from Amazon In a powerful intervention timed for the eve of critical global diplomacy, Eliva Press today (12th August ...
Put people first: Indonesian advocates demand community-led HIV, TB responses
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As the world approaches the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, Indonesian health officials and community advocates are calling for a strong...
Young women with HIV demand a life without stigma
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Not defined by HIV: Generation ready to rise As India makes progress in preventing new HIV infections among children and inches towards elim...
Cambodia's HIV success: How leadership, partnership and communities turned ambition into action
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Cambodia's recent achievement of achieving the 95-95-95 HIV-related targets demonstrates what determined national leadership and communi...
Connecting care: Community-based model transforming TB and HIV services
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When every HIV visit becomes a chance to stop TB TB continues to be the most common opportunistic infection as well as biggest cause of deat...
From the hills of Rio: How communities in Brazil's favelas are reimagining HIV and TB prevention
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Some of the most important lessons from the recently concluded AIDS 2026 Conference were learnt not inside the conference halls, but on the ...
Shelves go dry, services collapse, anti-rights forces surge and deepen the crises
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Two health and gender rights leaders delivered a stark assessment of what happens when major external funding disappears overnight and organ...
Asia Pacific leaders warn attacks against health and gender are undoing decades of progress
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At a recent global meet, a session cut through the usual conference optimism with a stark warning: the global AIDS response is being hit by ...
Why TB still kills: The unfinished fight against a preventable disease
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Tuberculosis (TB) programmes worldwide have expanded diagnosis and treatment on a historic scale. Millions of lives have been saved. Yet TB ...
From the brink of defeat how frontline workers supported children to beat TB
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Read the latest HPPI publication here It is deeply disturbing that the world largely forgot children when confronting tuberculosis (TB) - th...
African rights groups urge pause to flawed convention on violence against women and girls
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Rising attacks against health and gender rights are threatening the global AIDS response. No wonder, a special session on this issue hosted ...
Cuts to prevention and community-led services could spark HIV resurgence in Asia Pacific
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Latest report of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UN AIDS ) show that one-in-four people living with HIV worldwide who are no...
[video] People living with HIV must protect themselves from other infections, stop antimicrobial resistance
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[video] How Lakshadweep became India’s first TB-free territory
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[video] Services must follow people, not diseases: Stop treating TB and HIV as separate diseases
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[video] TB does not wait. Neither do we: Community-led AI X-Rays saving HIV communities in Delhi
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[video] 54 months to end AIDS, TB, Hepatitis, STIs and vertical transmission of HIV in South-East Asia
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[video] Artificial intelligence X-Ray screening for TB in people living with HIV is vital
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[video] Infection prevention, right & timely diagnosis, right treatment for all infections: prevent AMR
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[video] Hidden no more: Social security for workers living with HIV
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[video] ILO unveils VCT@Work model to reach informal workers with HIV testing at AIDS 2026
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[video] Rising Anti-Rights and Anti-Gender Backlash: Threats to the Global AIDS Response
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[video] Pause for Purpose: Analyse if Convention to End Violence Against Women and Girls is fit for purpose?
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