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Adolescent girls and young women are three times more likely to be infected with HIV than boys and men of the same age, United Nations Program on HIV/Aids suggests in a report.

The 48 new country delegates of the High Council of Togolese Abroad (HCTE) elected last month, officially took office this Wednesday, November 23, 2022, during a ceremony led in Lomé by the Togolese Minister of Foreign Affairs Robert Dussey.

This latest report dramatically adds to the growing picture ofmismanagement, incompetence, and unaccountability at the UnitedNations, a world body in deep crisis and in serious need of reform.

The Quezon City government yesterday received an award from an international organization over its outstanding response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The president's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, approved by Congress earlier this year, challenges wealthy countries to focus on 14 nations, most of them in Africa, where 29 million people are dying of AIDS or infected with the HIV virus.

Strengthening the pharmaceutical industry at the domestic level is the basis for a better global health architecture, Indonesian Health Minister Budi Gunadi ...

Dr. Richard N. Amenyah, regional director of UNAIDS, has commended Jamaica for its efforts in combating HIV/AIDS.

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — The top court for nine eastern Caribbean nations and territories has struck down a colonial-era law against homosexual conduct in…

The top court for nine eastern Caribbean nations and territories has struck down a colonial-era law against homosexual conduct in St. Kitts and Nevis, ruling that sexual orientation is covered by the right to privacy.

Fiji registers alarming climbing HIV/AIDS infection rate: report-