Global Parliamentarians Unite to End AIDS
At the World Health Summit in Berlin, global parliamentarians met with partners to strengthen political leadership in ending AIDS.
Parliamentarians have long been a cornerstone of international efforts to end AIDS, pushing for efforts to secure substantial funding, technical expertise, and political advocacy to ensure equitable access to life-saving HIV treatment and prevention services.
The event was organized by UNAIDS, UNITE, the Global Equality Caucus, and STOPAIDS, under the umbrella of the Global Parliamentary Platform on HIV and AIDS, with a goal to mobilize political will and build inclusive responses to HIV.
Author's summary: Parliamentarians unite to end AIDS by 2030.
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