Globally, discriminatory attitudes remain a major barrier to ending AIDS.
Recent global evidence shows that across 33 countries, a median of 39% of people reported discriminatory attitudes towards people living with HIV.
@jtmakokha
Dr. @JohnBDhamulira shared findings from the National Stigma Survey, highlighting stigma’s impact on PLHIV and SRHR. The survey found that 85% of partners knew their partner’s HIV status a key insight for strengthening open, supportive conversations.
#NAFOPHANU2026 /#EndStigma
'Stigma continues to undermine access to prevention, testing, treatment and care. If we are to end #AIDS, we must also end the stigma and discrimination that continue to drive inequalities' @jtmakokha Country Director @UNAIDS while giving her remarks.
This morning, @UNAIDS is hosting @NAFOPHANU and partners for the National dissemination of NAFOPHANU performance report and Stigma Survey Report and launch of their Strategy Plan 2025/26
This morning, @UNAIDS is hosting @NAFOPHANU and partners for the National dissemination of NAFOPHANU performance report and Stigma Survey Report and launch of their Strategy Plan 2025/26
@Anecca1 conducted E-registry mentorship at Idudi HC III in Bugweri District under #ATESHHU. Digitizing patient tracking is critical to streamlining data & accelerating the elimination of vertical transmission of HIV, Syphilis & Hepatitis B. @MinofHealthUG@UNAIDS_UG
The Human Rights, Gender and Leave No One Behind (HRG-LNOB) Advisory Group of @UNinUganda is holding its Annual Retreat to review progress on implementation of its strategy and strengthen coordination with partners, including on issues youth engagement and disability inclusion.
Congratulations to His Majesty @KingNadiopeIV on the 12th Coronation Anniversary.
Traditional and cultural leaders play a vital role in fostering unity, inspiring positive social change, and promoting the well-being of communities.
@jtmakokha
Sustainable access to medicines is fundamental to health equity.
Addressing intellectual property barriers, strengthening local production, & investing in national supply systems are critical to ensuring that no one is left behind. @UNAIDS is happy to be part of the discussions
Access to essential health products requires stronger national and regional systems that can withstand supply disruptions, rising treatment costs and growing pressure on health financing.
The meeting has concluded with discussions on the challenges affecting access to essential medicines in Uganda, including #IntellectualProperty barriers, dependence on imports, reduced international donor funding and the underuse of local production capacity.
Participants also explored the need to strengthen national and regional pharmaceutical sovereignty and make greater use of available legal and policy tools to support sustainable access to medicines.
#AccessToMedicines @ITPCglobal
Happy International Day of Democracy.
#Democracy for me is people living in freedom, being involved in making decisions that affect their lives, and being equal under the law – no one is above it!
Where justice is accessible for everyone.
So pleased to join the very first episode of Global Order: Democracy in an Age of Crisis — @GeorgetownGHPP's new podcast hosted by @MMKavanagh, to discuss inequality, democracy and what it will take to build societies that leave no one behind.
Have a #DemocracyDay listen! 🎧 https://t.co/fLZPWsjncW
Why is integrating HIV services into broader health systems so important?
➡️ It can improve access & reduce costs for people
➡️ It can generate efficiencies & savings for service providers.
Learn more 👇🏿https://t.co/JaNfkONF0I
Eliminating vertical transmission of #HIV, Syphilis and Hep B is within reach when pregnant and breastfeeding women, adolescent girls and communities have access to quality, integrated health services.
@Anecca1 trained Community Health Workers in Busoga region (Jinja, Namutumba & Kaliro) to accelerate the elimination of vertical transmission of HIV, Syphilis & Hepatitis B. Empowering local health leaders to protect every mother & child. @UNAIDS_UG@UNAIDS@MinofHealthUG
95-95-95 remains one of the world's most powerful targets to end AIDS:
✅ by 2030, 95% of people living with HIV know their status
✅ 95% of those diagnosed are on treatment
✅95% of those on treatment achieve viral suppression.
The new Political Declaration reaffirms these targets. https://t.co/8nmN1uZPyp
UN Resident Coordinator Mr. Leonard Zulu signed the condolence book on behalf of the UN Country Team in Uganda, following the passing of His Majesty King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV.
Our heartfelt condolences to the people of Tooro and the Royal Family.
Uganda is set to expand access to lenacapavir to more health facilities as the country responds to growing demand for the new prevention option.
@nilepostnews 👉 https://t.co/lZpUKxdy28
The media is a powerful partner in ending #AIDS.
Responsible #HIV reporting reduces stigma, promotes accurate information, and connects people to lifesaving services.
#UnitedtoEndAIDS
@UNAIDS honours King Oyo's legacy in the fight against #AIDS
“King Oyo used his voice, his influence and his deep commitment to young people to advance the vision of ending AIDS as a public health threat” @Winnie_Byanyima
https://t.co/YgbL4U3uwk
📢 New #FreshInsights session! 🤩
Join us as we unpack the "United to End AIDS: The 2026 Special Report" key findings, trends and what they mean for the region's HIV response!
🗓️ Thursday 10 September
🕚 11h00 CAT
Link to register👉🏿https://t.co/ROF4YF5i3D #2gether4SRHR
Strong health systems save lives.
With thanks from @china_aid_cm the #ATESHHU project is strengthening efforts in 🇺🇬 to ensure that no child is born with #HIV, syphilis or hep B through integrating services within MNCH platforms, prevention, testing and treatment
@Anecca1 held a debrief at Azur HCIII to tackle STAT-PAK & Cotrimoxazole stockouts, EVT knowledge gaps, and Hep B documentation. Key actions agreed include midwife-led EVT CPDs, RRH support for STAT-PAK supply, and immediate Hep B registry tracking. CC: @MinofHealthUG@UNAIDS_UG
The United Nations in Uganda joins the Royal Family and the people of Tooro in mourning the passing of His Majesty King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV.
We honour his service to young people, culture, sustainable development, and his partnership with the UN family.
Today in Kampala, the Office of the Prime Minister, together with the UN Resident Coordinator in Uganda, convened a high-level consultation with Ambassadors from the Global South to advance South-South and Triangular Cooperation (SSTC) in Uganda.
#SSTC#NDPIV
@UNAIDS joins the ppl of Tooro Kingdom &🇺🇬 in mourning the passing of His Majesty King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukiidi IV.
We honor his legacy & commitment to advancing the #HIV response, especially for young ppl. Our heartfelt condolences to the family & all who are grieving.