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"Slowed funding imperils AIDS treatment in developing world, report says," Washington Post, November 5, 2009.
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SIECUS Releases Report on HIV/AIDS Prevention in Zambia On June 18, 2009 the Sexual Information and Education Council of the United States (SIECUS) released Making Prevention Work: Lessons from Zambia on Reshaping the U.S. Response to the Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic, a report based on research conducted in Zambia by SIECUS' international policy experts. The report looks at the effects of PEPFAR on HIV/AIDS prevention in Zambia. Dr. Eric Goosby Assumes the Role of U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator On Tuesday, June 23, 2009, Dr. Eric Goosby assumed the role of Ambassador at Large and Global AIDS Coordinator with the U.S. Department of State and will lead all U.S. international HIV/AIDS efforts. Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator Issues Fifth Annual Report to Congress on PEPFAR Organizational Sign-On Letter Calls for New Global AIDS Coordinator On Tuesday, December 23, more than 50 organizations submitted a statement to President-elect Obama urging him to appoint a new Global AIDS Coordinator who will embrace a broader human rights framework and public health approach needed to effectively address the global HIV/AIDS pandemic. Making U.S. Foreign Assistance Work for Women On Thursday, October 16, CHANGE issued a policy paper which positions sexual and reproductive health and rights at the core of U.S. foreign assistance policy and global development efforts. Women's rights affect every aspect of global development, from societal to economic outcomes. Making U.S. Foreign Assistance Work comes at a critical time as experts are proposing reforms for U.S. foreign aid and just prior to a political transition that will determine the future direction of U.S. foreign policy. The paper fills gaps in current proposals and includes recommendations for the next presidential administration. CHANGE releases updated fact sheet on U.S. global AIDS policy and HIV prevention On September 10, CHANGE released an updated fact sheet comparing the original PEPFAR law (PL 108-25) with the newly authorized PEPFAR law (PL 110-293) with respect to prevention. The fact sheet also includes CHANGE's recommendations to reform U.S. global AIDS policy.
CHANGE releases updated policy brief examining prostitution pledge On September 5, CHANGE released a new policy brief examining the “prostitution pledge” which, despite the efforts of human rights and public health advocates, remains embedded in U.S. global HIV/AIDS policy today. From a human rights and public health perspective, the prostitution pledge is a failed policy. Recent court rulings raise significant doubts about the pledge’s constitutionality, and evidence demonstrates the pledge’s harmful impact on HIV prevention efforts among sex workers. |