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
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
Contributor: Asia NguyenHealth Systems AdvisorU.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Vietnam Since 2017, the Vietnamese government and the HIV community have stood together…
Kasintorn H.July 5, 2021
Contributor: Ye LinnLGBTIQ advocateMyanmar Until 2016, the LGBTIQ terminology was not well-known in Myanmar and most people used to sexually, physically, mentally and verbally discriminate…
Kasintorn H.June 29, 2021
