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They uniquely provide clinical, legal and psychological services free of charge to the LGBTQ+ community women including key population groups such as sex workers.

The departmental spokesperson, Mondli Mvambi, tells OFM News that the efforts to end the pandemic are not only attended to or done each year on 1 December, contrary to what critics have been saying...

This year’s World Aids [Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome] Day commemoration will take place at Dr Petrus Molemela Stadium in Bloemfontein, Free State.

Many women and children in particular, who fall victim to heinous crimes committed against them precisely because of their gender or age, ultimately abandon their quest for justice because they do not believe that authorities either care enough or are able to deliver such justice.

“Conference inequity” is a chronic and neglected problem which is symptomatic of the insidious and deeper issue of systemic institutional racism that exists in global health and development.

As part of the 2022 Commonwealth Women’s Forum held in Kigali, Rwanda on 21 June 2022, the Commonwealth Secretariat’s Human Rights Unit (HRU) convened a high-level panel on the theme of ‘Accountability for Gender Equality’.

I pay homage to the young ones and pray that what I see on TikTok will translate into a much healthier society that gives everyone space to be who they want to be, writes Matuba Mahlatjie from Soshanguve, Pretoria.

Refilwe Moloto spoke with human rights advocate, Steve Letsike, to get a better sense around the changing cultural landscape around gender identity terms, including pronouns.

Refilwe speaks to LGBTQI+ rights campaigners Garth Arnolds and Steve Letsike, about challenges people of colour face in society.

Global fund has availed R8.8 billion towards the fight against HIV and TB. Since 2003 South Africans have greatly benefited from this fund.