APPG in the Media — All Party Parliamentary Group on HIV/AIDS

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Advancements in the fight against HIV: ending new transmissions in the UK

The Alarming Surge of STIs in the UK: Government Inaction Raises Concerns

Why we need a global HIV is Not A Crime Awareness Day

Innovation and communities are the key to ending infectious diseases

World AIDS Day: 5 leading politicians on ending new HIV transmissions in England by 2030

“We Must Keep Going”: Lord Fowler on the Global Fight Against AIDS

Pushing Forward: World AIDS Day 2022

MPs criticise ‘disappointing’ government cuts to global HIV fund

David Mundell: The Anglo-American alliance must remain a powerful force for global health

I would bring experience and credibility as chair of the Health and Social Care Committee

he global HIV response cannot succeed without women’s leadership

Lord Fowler and Winnie Byanyima’s OpEd on the first major foreign policy opportunity for new UK Prime Minister .

Tackling HIV discrimination with opt-out testing and rich data

Women should not be forgotten in the UK HIV response

England is smashing HIV – so what comes next in the 40-year fight?

We can’t afford to overlook black Britons in HIV testing strategy

Let’s end new HIV transmissions in the UK and abroad

On World AIDS Day, we must reaffirm our commitment to ending inequalities

Migrants are at risk of being left behind in the UK’s response to HIV

My mum won’t benefit from the blood transfusion rule change, but many will

Flo Eshalomi our Vice Chair in the House Magazine - Migrants are at risk of being left behind in the UK’s response to HIV

England set to eradicate HIV by 2030, research suggests

Steve Brine MP in the Times - Chancellor must not forget HIV funding in spending review

Baroness Barker in the Pink News - Cuts jeopardising ‘precarious’ global fight against HIV and AIDS, new report warns

Baroness Barker in Politics Home - The global HIV response cannot afford for the UK to step back now

Baroness Barker in the Independent - UK aid cuts will have ‘devastating impact’ on global fight against HIV, parliamentary group says

We can’t afford to let Covid-19 derail progress tackling other infectious diseases

G7 showed there’s much still to do in the global fight against HIV and AIDS

UK cuts risk 'resurgence' of Aids pandemic, MPs and campaigners warn

Our Chair joins Sir Elton John, Gareth Thomas, Annie Lennox, Justine Greening, Ban Ki-moon,Charlize Theron and others in writing to the Prime Minister calling on him to do more in the Global Fights against HIV and AIDS.

Baroness Barker - Why overseas aid cuts threaten target to end HIV in the UK

Lloyd Russell Moyle in the Independent - Until we stop LGBT hate, people around the world will continue to needlessly contract HIV and Aids

Lord Fowler in Pink News discussion that the UK government has cut funding to UNAIDS who are a UN agency fighting HIV & AIDS by more than 80%

Stephen Doughty - Chair has written for the House Magazine about It’s A Sin - what has changed and what hasn’t - and the work of APPG in the crucial fight against HIV/AIDS at home and abroad.

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Stephen Doughty - chair - More must be done to redouble our efforts to achieve a once-in-a-generation opportunity to end the HIV epidemic

Baroness Barker - VICE CHAIR - Wrote for the Gay Times - The importance of World AIDS Day

STEPHEN DOUGHTY - CHAIR WROTE IN THE INDEPENDENT - The end of the HIV epidemic in the UK is within reach

Stephen Doughty - chair wrote for the Wales online - World Aids Day 2020: HIV figures in Wales drop by 15%

STEPHEN DOUGHTY - CHAIR - The missing link: HIV and Mental Health

dR Ben Spencer - VICE CHAIR - World AIDS Day: We are taking huge steps towards ending HIV transmission in the UK by 2030