Current GFO Articles
"No more AIDS Conferences in racist countries"
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Dear subscribers Never say we don’t treat you! Not just one but two issues of the Global Fund Observer (GFO) in the space of a week! We hadn’t intended to do so (which is why we did not announce it in last week’s GFO) but the opportunity was... 5 Aug 2022 |
The Canadian Government must bear the lion’s share of the responsibility
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In one hour, the International AIDS Conference 2022 will conclude. An event marked by the visa scandal. I do not believe that the responsibility lies exclusively with the Canadian Government but it must take the lion’s share. It is utterly unforgivable that the host country does not have... 5 Aug 2022 |
Will monkeypox put the Global Fund Strategy’s “pandemic preparedness and response” to the test sooner rather than later?
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Monkeypox is the latest viral disease to emerge as a threat to global health. The AIDS 2022 conference provided an opportunity for people to share information about the disease, particularly its epidemiology, symptoms, health response, and treatment. In this article, we highlight the... 5 Aug 2022 |
Special action is needed to tackle “outrageous” discrepancy between adult and child HIV
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At the International AIDS Conference in Montreal this week, leading figures came together to announce the launch of a new initiative to address the one of the starkest inequalities in the current AIDS response: the difference in HIV infection between adults and children. This article is... 5 Aug 2022 |
Successful HIV programs need a rights-based approach to complement biomedical interventions
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At the 24th International AIDS Conference, the Global Fund announced the release of a new report unveiling key findings of its Breaking Down Barriers program, a ground-breaking initiative launched in 2017 to provide intensive financial and technical support to 20 countries to address stigma and... 5 Aug 2022 |
