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Day Two of #IAS2025 has ended and I’m still thinking about the DPP (dual prevention pill). Learning about it with APHA was everything. A game-changer in giving young women and girls control over both HIV and pregnancy prevention.

I was honoured to moderate an important discussion today at the International AIDS Society conference in Kigali about the future of HIV funding in Africa and beyond. Panelists shared ideas being explored by different countries and organisations. #IAS2025

We have launched our campaign to #EndObstetricViolenceKE! Obstetric violence (OV) is a hidden human rights violation. Through this campaign, we are raising awareness, amplifying survivors' voices, and calling for respectful, rights-based maternity care. Watch & join the

“Lots of progress has been made with 27 million #HIV deaths averted. But despite all this, we still face significant changes. However we must not, and will not, go back.” - CHAI's Brenda Kateera 🇷🇼 #IAS2025

“Coming from one of the world’s most affected regions, I’ve let go of the single story that paints people living with #HIV as helpless or tragic… I turn stigma into strategy.” - HER VOICE FUND Ambassador Nomonde Ngema 🇿🇦 #IAS2025

"The theme of #AIDS2026 is Rethink. Rebuild. Rise (#RethinkRebuildRise): #Rethink what leadership looks like. #Rebuild the architecture and resilience of the HIV response. #Rise to meet this moment with courage, clarity, and compassion – together." - Beatriz Grinsztejn #IAS2025

👏 #IAS2025 has come to a close! Thank you to all delegates, speakers, volunteers & partners for being part of a groundbreaking week of science & solidarity in Kigali. Together, let’s carry the momentum forward. Turi kumwe. Murakoze cyane, Rwanda! 🇷🇼 🙏

Obstetric violence takes many forms during childbirth and postpartum, from neglect to verbal and physical abuse. Healthcare facilities should be safe, respectful spaces for expectant and postpartum women. #EndObstetricViolenceKe ICW-Kenya Chapter Katiba Institute AYARHEP-KENYA

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📢As World Health Organization (WHO) drafts its next Global Digital Health Strategy, our #CostsOfConnection report sheds light on: 🔹 Digital exclusion 🔹 Online abuse 🔹 Rights at risk We, at the Digital Health and Rights Project are pushing for digital health grounded in human rights & equity. Read

🚨 Judgment Alert: Petition 27 of 2022 Date: Fri Jul 25, 2025. This Friday, the High Court is set to deliver its judgment in Petition 27 of 2022, a critical case challenging the constitutionality of Kenya’s Reproductive Health Policy (2022–2032). KELIN and partners argue

🚨Obstetric violence is real and devastating.🚨 When maternity care fails, women are harmed, families are broken, and communities carry invisible wounds. 📺Watch Part One of our new weekly series: youtu.be/2Be_oaoS0eI 🗣️Learn. Speak out. Demand change. To every woman and

This judgment is a first—and it’s long overdue. For the first time in Kenya, a public employer has been compelled by the courts to develop an HIV-inclusive policy. A bold step toward dignity, equality, and justice for people living with HIV. Proud of the KELIN team for pushing

This win is a reminder that #PLHIV are NOT sick or weak and should be allowed to take up any job. The decision of whether they are capable or not should be left to them. #stigmafree #HIV KELIN

A milestone ruling that affirms what we’ve always stood for: HIV is not a barrier to service, dignity, or opportunity. This judgment sends a strong message: public institutions must align with constitutional values of equality and non-discrimination. We commend the petitioner’s

Too many women in Kenya are dying while trying to give life. The country records 594 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births, a staggering statistic driven not by lack of knowledge, but by delays in accessing emergency obstetric care. These are avoidable deaths, rooted in broken

Who is to Blame? Maternal health is collapsing under the weight of political neglect. Both National & County Governments are failing: ❌ No emergency obstetric care systems ❌ No laws on obstetric violence ❌ Budget cuts to maternal programs Where’s the leadership?

Budget Cuts vs Priorities Kenya halved the Linda Mama maternal health budget while allocating: 💸 Ksh 3B for State House renovations 💸 Ksh 800M for government cars 💸 Ksh 200M for a 3-day retreat Women are dying, while luxury spending thrives. #EndObstetricViolenceKe

Majority of maternal deaths could be prevented through access to sufficient care during pregnancy and delivery and effective interventions. We demand: ✅ Allocation of funds specifically for emergency obstetric services ✅ Regular assessments and reporting on the quality of

“The rights of individuals living with HIV are protected under the HIV and AIDS Prevention and Control Act (2006), which prohibits discrimination, guarantees confidentiality, and promotes access to healthcare.” — Daily Nation editorial on the court order to the KDF. Read: