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@zerodiscriminationday
Calling on countries, donors and partners to fulfill their commitments and Stand Together to support communities as they work to build sustainable HIV responses.
The sustainability of the AIDS response now and into the future is critical with communities at the centre. Now is the time to reaffirm global commitment to their leadership.
Stand Together with communities this March 1st!
We Stand Together with communities on the frontlines of the HIV response.
On Zero Discrimination Day 2025, March 1st, everyone's right to live a full and productive life with dignity is celebrated. The theme this year is "WE STAND TOGETHER".
Zero Discrimination Day calls on all people to step up and speak up to prevent discrimination.
March 1st, Zero Discrimination day 2025 will be a moment recognize that every person counts.
We stand together.
Commitment to dignity, justice, and health equity is vital to ending AIDS.
Tackling inequality and violence against women, and ensuring of sexual and reproductive health and rights are vital for an effective HIV response.
POSTCARD III- Zero Discrimination Day 2024; March 1st.
When girl's rights to education and empowerment are realized, their vulnerability to HIV is significantly reduced.
POSTCARD I - Zero Discrimination Day 2024; March 1st.
Tackling discrimination and violence, and ending criminalization, enable people to get the HIV service they need.
POSTCARD II - Zero Discrimination Day 2024; March 1st.
Removing laws that criminalize same-sex sexual relations upholds the fundamental human rights of LGBTQI people and decreases their vulnerability to HIV.
POSTCARD IV - Zero Discrimination Day 2024; March 1st.
Removing punitive laws and tackling discrimination and violence are vital to reduce sex workers' risk of acquiring HIV, as it enables them to access the HIV services they need.
POSTCARD IX - Zero Discrimination Day 2024; March 1st.
The empowerment of women and the protection of their rights are essential for their health.
POSTCARD V - Zero Discrimination Day 2024; March 1st.
Decriminalization of drug use reduces stigma and discrimination and increases the availability and accessibility to HIV and harm reduction services.
POSTCARD VI - Zero Discrimination Day 2024; March 1st.
When people are not restricted by discriminatory laws, they have better access to health services.
POSTCARD VII - Zero Discrimination Day 2024; march 1st.
The decriminalization of HIV enhances the HIV response because the removal of fear of prosecution helps people to access health services.
POSTCARD VIII- Zero Discrimination Day 2024; March 1st.
When stigma and discrimination is tackled, access to HIV services significantly improves.
POSTCARD X- Zero Discrimination Day 2024; March 1st.
Reflecting on people criminalized by national legislation and marginalized by society.
The vast majority of the 246 million people who use drugs have been criminalized by national legislation and marginalized by society.
Reflecting on Gender gaps in education and in the labour market.
Gender gaps that leave women and girls behind in education and labour force participation are estimated to cost the African region US$60 billion in economic losses every year.
The new data on the jobs gap shows that women who want to work have a far harder time finding a job than men.
New data shine light on gender gaps in the labour market.
Probability for men of same sex to acquire HIV infections.
Gay men and other men who have sex with men are 5 times as likely to acquire HIV if they live in a country with punitive approaches to sexual orientation.