Advocacy Archives - Page 23 of 23

Advocacy

“EGM on the Implementation of National Reviews on Legal Policy Barriers to Access to HIV Services” Experience: The Cambodian Perspective

On 4-5 March 2014, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) facilitated an Experts Group Meeting on the Implementation of…

editorMarch 23, 2014

Advocacy

How Young is Too Young for Sexual Reassignment Surgery?

The WPATH Symposium: Transgender Health from Global Perspective, held on February 14-18, 2013, offered transgender persons, medical practitioners and advocates a number of symposia on…

editorMarch 1, 2014

Advocacy

Joint Statement on Scaling Up Voluntary Community-based HIV Testing and Counseling for Key Populations in Asia and the Pacific

Bangkok, Thailand, 21 November 2013—United Nations entities, civil society networks and development partners in Asia and the Pacific are joining to urge for a rapid…

editorNovember 21, 2013

Advocacy

A Timely Rendezvous: Creating HIV Testing Demand

This piece is written by Phil Limbumrung. The Regional consultation entitled “Community-Based HIV Testing: Challenges and Opportunities” held in Bangkok, Thailand, on 10-11 October 2013 offered a great learning…

editorOctober 23, 2013

Advocacy

Civil Society Organisations Releasing a Statement at the 6th Asia-Pacific Population Conference

About the 6th APPC Combined Civil Society Organisation Statement The Sixth Asian and Pacific Population Conference convened by UNESCAP and UNFPA is currently being held at the United Nations Conference Centre on 16-20…

editorSeptember 16, 2013

Advocacy

A Shared Concern over Malaysia’s Horrifying “How to Spot Gay Children” Checklist

APCOM is backing community groups and organisations in Malaysia and elsewhere in their strong concern about recent guidelines released by the Malaysian Ministry of Education…

editorSeptember 18, 2012

Advocacy

Thailand to continue efforts to work with the community towards world free of HIV/AIDS

Thai official pledges "...the country will do more than consolidate previous successes" Deputy Thai permanent representative to the UN Jakkrit Srivali said here Monday that…

editorJune 12, 2012

Advocacy

High Level Dialogue on Punitive Laws, Human Rights and HIV Prevention among MSM in Asia and the Pacific

A significant number of men having sex with men in the Asia-Pacific region do not have access to HIV prevention and care services as HIV…

editorJune 1, 2010

Advocacy

Reaching MSM in the Global HIV & AIDS Epidemic

Summary: Gay men and other men who have sex with men (MSM) bear a disproportionately heavy burden of the HIV pandemic. In low- and middle-income…

editorFebruary 15, 2010

Advocacy

An OPEN strategy for a response to AIDS in the Pacific

The Pacific is a unique and vulnerable region. It spans a third of the world’s surface and accounts for just 0.14% of the world’s population—with…

editorDecember 2, 2009

Advocacy

“EGM on the Implementation of National Reviews on Legal Policy Barriers to Access to HIV Services” Experience: The Cambodian Perspective

How Young is Too Young for Sexual Reassignment Surgery?

Joint Statement on Scaling Up Voluntary Community-based HIV Testing and Counseling for Key Populations in Asia and the Pacific

A Timely Rendezvous: Creating HIV Testing Demand

Civil Society Organisations Releasing a Statement at the 6th Asia-Pacific Population Conference

A Shared Concern over Malaysia’s Horrifying “How to Spot Gay Children” Checklist

Thailand to continue efforts to work with the community towards world free of HIV/AIDS

High Level Dialogue on Punitive Laws, Human Rights and HIV Prevention among MSM in Asia and the Pacific

Reaching MSM in the Global HIV & AIDS Epidemic

An OPEN strategy for a response to AIDS in the Pacific

Translate to your language here!

NAVIGATION

WHAT WE DO

LINKS

TALK TO US

We Are “Certified Public Charity”

Advocacy

Translate to your language here!

Categories

NAVIGATION

WHAT WE DO

LINKS

TALK TO US

We Are “Certified Public Charity”