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HIV · CebuAround the world countries are taking powerful steps to protect people’s rights, dignity, and health. Dominica and Namibia became the most recent to decriminalize same-sex relations. South Africa made strides towards decriminalizing sex work. Japan’s Supreme Court ruled that compulsory sterilization for transgender people is unconstitutional, and for the first time the essential role of …See the Story
Achieving the 10-10-10 HIV Targets by 2025
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World Hepatitis Day: Celebrating Progress and Confronting Persistent Challenges
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Belém · BelémHotels and other amenities may be lacking for participants at the 30th Conference of the Parties on Climate Change (COP30), in this northern Brazilian city in late 2025, but the bottom line is they will have a unique experience in the Amazon. Discussing the Amazon in the Amazon itself distinguishes COP30 from its predecessors and …See the Story
Belém Improving to Host 2025 Climate Summit in Brazil
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Law · FloridaCIVICUS discusses the recent US Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity and its potential impact on the 5 November presidential election with Ciara Torres-Spelliscy, a professor of Law at Stetson University College of Law. On 1 July, the US Supreme Court ruled that presidents have absolute immunity for the exercise of their core constitutional …See the Story
USA: ‘The Stakes in the 2024 Election Are Incredibly High for the Fate of US Democracy’
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Smartphones · SwedenHabits can change extremely fast, particularly within so-called “developed” nations, where children, even more than grownups are affected by life changing events. Gone are the times when kids could move around freely and invent games and adventures together with their friends. Far away from the scrutinizing control of parents and authorities they learned to interact …See the Story
Smartphones: Children’s Blessing or Curse?
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