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Just nine years ago, only 47% of people living with HIV were on antiretroviral treatment. Today it's 77%. But still, a person dies from AIDS-related causes every minute. 3 things must happen to get us on track to #endAIDS... 👉🏾 my amfAR interview amfar.org/news/winnie-by…

Gaps in the realisation of #HumanRights for everyone are keeping the world from ending AIDS and are hurting public health. And the surge in attacks on rights is endangering the gains that have been made. #HumanRightsDay #OurRightsOurFuture, right now! 👇🏾 unaids.org/en/resources/p…

long-acting HIV products can improve adherence for young people, trying to navigate life, school. what we need from you leaders: make it accessible & affordable. work with us as community, not for us. partnership, shared power will make it achievable. Limo Jerop #endAIDS #PCB55

In a poignant intervention at #PCB55, young HIV activist from Kenya, Limo Jerop, shares how daily pills are a constant reminder of stigma and discrimination. Long acting injectables offer freedom, allowing young people to live fully without hiding or fear.

Limo Jerop also shares that innovation alone isn’t enough. She called on leaders to catch up—through investments and policy shifts. Access to these technologies must reach everyone, everywhere, not just in privileged countries.

Our basket of HIV prevention & treatment commodities has evolved to now include long-acting products and access MUST be a reality for us PLHIV in our diversities.Thank you, UNAIDS Global, for inviting me to share my thoughts and experience on this very crucial matter. AYARHEP-KENYA

Day 1 of #PCB55, community activists and scientists joined a panel discussion about the leadership in the AIDS response centered around the path of shared science. Stakeholders are invited to discuss how new prevention innovations can be rapidly made accessible to people most at

Global leaders in the HIV response call for access to long-acting medicines during today’s “Leadership in the AIDS Response” session at UNAIDS #PCB55. Read statements from Winnie Byanyima, Ethel Maciel, PhD, Dr. Cissy Kityo, Javier Padilla, Dr. Sylvia Vito, and Limo Jerop.⤵️

The arrival of long-acting injections is a game-changer which can help prevent millions of new HIV infections, if we ensure access to all who would benefit from them. Today in Nairobi 🇰🇪, at today's UNAIDS Global 55th Programme Coordinating Board, leaders in the global HIV response

Today at the UNAIDS Global #PCB55 in Nairobi, Limo Jerop, a 26 y/o 🇰🇪 woman living with HIV, emphasized the daily struggle of taking pills as a constant reminder of stigma and shame. Advocating for long-acting treatments, she called for equal access to life-saving medicine for all! 💪🏿

At the 55th UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board in Nairobi, global #HIV leaders emphasized the urgent need for equitable access to long-acting HIV medicines like Lenacapavir. UNAIDS Global Limo Jerop Ethel Maciel, PhD Winnie Byanyima #PCB55 | #EndAIDS2030 | #PutPeopleFirst

🌍 These advancements are transformative for prevention and treatment, marking a crucial step toward ensuring health equity for all. UNAIDS Global #PCB55 | #EndAIDS2030 | #PutPeopleFirst

Reducing new HIV infections by 90% by 2030 requires urgent investments in scaled HIV prevention access to effective HIV prevention options for users. Together with The Global Fund, PEPFAR, & partners, we will ensure access to Lenacapavir for HIV prevention reaches all in need.

In the darkest days of AIDS, an end to the pandemic seemed unthinkable. But today, we are closer than we have ever been—if the spirit of solidarity & cooperation can rule. My Year in Review: Celebrating Progress in 2024 & a Call for Solidarity in 2025 👉🏾 linkedin.com/pulse/year-rev…

To have a reliable, credible source in every sector is priceless, as every journalist will tell you. In family law, Judy was that person for me, and many others. Firm. Kind to a fault. And utterly utterly experienced. What a woman. What a professional. Fare thee well, Judy🕊️.

Fall Of People’s Advocate: Judy Thongori died while receiving treatment in India Thongori was flown to India after falling ill Lawyers describe Thongori as a selfless advocate #JKLive Jeff Koinange, MBS

A few years ago, we had the honor of hosting Judy Thongori SC when she had an insightful talk with Rev. Nick Korir on divorce. Her timeless contributions to family law and human rights leave a legacy of greatness. We condole with her family & friends. youtu.be/0QaMqDQFCak?si…

The AIDS response has shown how we can ensure the dignity and human rights of people living with HIV: anchor healthcare in the community. We must put communities in the lead! #WEF25 #endAIDS @WEF UNAIDS Global x.com/UNAIDS/status/…

I am in Addis Ababa 🇪🇹 for 38th #AUSummit. I will be advocating with African leaders to: 1️⃣ speak with one voice on the impact of the pause in US funding and need for an orderly transition 2️⃣ ⁠urgently reprioritize how they spend, to reallocate from other priorities to this

“I hate everything made after 1980” “Old things had the quiet confidence of knowing that they’d outlive your entire family” 😂 Listen to the very end.