AIDS-Free World - Newsroom

Home

Newsroom

For media inquiries, please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Jamaican Prime Minister Supports Outdated Laws Boston, USA – March 6, 2009 - The Prime Minister of Jamaica, the Honourable Bruce Golding, is helping AIDS to spread in his country. Two days ... Read more...

900 babies a day are born with AIDS virus in the developing world: report Johannesburg, South Africa - Eight years after the world pledged a dramatic reduction in the transfer of HIV from mother to baby, only 8 per cent of... Read more...

READ: Time Has Come for a New U.N. Women's Agency After being blind for years to the needs and rights of women, the United Nations is finally well on its way to create a "fully-resourced" ... Read more...

International AIDS Society considers Washington, D.C. for 2012 conference Washington, D.C. could be the host city of the world's largest conference in the field of health and development if the United States drops its ban ... Read more...

THE AGENDA
AIDS-Free World takes on the most critical issues affecting populations from Africa to the Caribbean, Asia and beyond. The Agenda items listed so far offer a sampling of topics we will probe in this section.
THE DEBATES
Every approach to HIV/AIDS has pros and cons, but most are thrashed out behind closed doors. In The Debates, introduced here with a few initial topics, we’ll move those discussions into the public domain.
- A UN agency for women
- Questioning the statistics