Since the Taliban's return to power in 2021, life for LGBTIQ+ people in Afghanistan has become defined by fear, secrecy, and survival. The Taliban has…
VanessDecember 9, 2025
APCOM watched with deep concern as the Indonesian Parliament passed the new Criminal Code Bill into law on 6 December 2022. In a small way,…
VanessJanuary 12, 2023
NO MORE EXCUSES. U=U IN ASIA PACIFIC APCOM’s Initiative on ‘Undetectable=Untransmittable’ in Asia-Pacific “UNDETECTABLE=UNTRANSMITTABLE” The landmark research finding about people living with HIV (PLHIV) with…
VanessJuly 27, 2021
Online Session – RRRAP COMMUNITY CONFERENCE The second in the series of showcased selected country experiences of implementating campaigns on U=U and its key messaging,…
VanessJuly 9, 2021
Bangkok, 9 July 2021 APCOM, in collaboration with ECHO produced and launched two videos on issues that people living with HIV (PLHIV) are facing in…
Kasintorn H.July 9, 2021
Contributor : Wattana KeiangpaAPCOM "A" has been living with HIV for 12 years, and has been virally suppressed for the past 7 years. "When I…
Kasintorn H.July 9, 2021
Contributor: Kohta Iwahashi President of AKTAJapan Translation support: Ms. Michiko Takaku I would like to introduce you to the U=U 2020 campaign that AKTA launched last…
Kasintorn H.July 6, 2021
Contributor: Sean Sih-Cheng DuDirector of Policy AdvocacyTaiwan Tongzhi (LGBTQ+) Hotline Association How the private sector and government authorities in Taiwan promote U=U Although we have…
Kasintorn H.July 5, 2021
Contributor: Sungsub Billy Choo Solidarity for LGBTQ Human Rights of KoreaSouth Korea The most pressing issue that HIV activists in South Korea are facing is…
Kasintorn H.July 5, 2021
