US EditionUS shutdown of HIV/aids funding : cuts send HIV treatment "off a cliff"
- The U.S. Administration's freeze on foreign aid through the Stop Order on USAID is causing a halt in life-saving anti-viral medication delivery in Africa, according to the Stephen Lewis Foundation.
- Deputy UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Nada Al-Nashif reported that over nine million people do not receive treatment for HIV, with 4,000 new infections among girls each week.
- A survey by GNP+ found that nearly one in four respondents experienced HIV-related stigma, which continues to obstruct HIV response efforts.
- Advocates emphasize that stigma and discrimination obstruct HIV responses and call for compassionate, rights-based approaches to address health inequalities.
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