organization types: Civil Society
Promoting the Health of Men Who Have Sex with Men Worldwide: a Training Curriculum for Providers
Consisting of nine modules and covering a wide range of clinically relevant topics, the curriculum’s content was shaped and guided by a group of 15 technical experts, scientists, physicians, psychologists, program implementers and community members from around the world. The introductory modules are designed to help providers gain a broad understanding of the contexts in which MSM navigate their healthcare needs. Subsequent modules offer specific provider-led strategies for increasing access to and quality of services, such as creating an enabling clinical environment, taking an appropriate sexual history, and managing HIV and other STIs among MSM effectively.
HIV and Human Rights in Southern and East Africa
laws, regulations and policies protect and promote the rights of all people, including key populations in the context of HIV and AIDS; and
populations are aware of their rights, are able to access justice and are able to enforce their rights in the context of HIV and AIDS.
The report identifies and analyses both national and regional findings to identify significant developments in creating and enabling legal and regulatory frameworks for key and emerging human rights issues and also provides country snapshots for 18 countries with information on universal access and human rights and recommendations for improvement that are based largely on the recommendations of the Global Commission on HIV and the Law.
HIV/AIDS & Human Rights In Southern Africa: an Advocacy Resource and Training Manual
The Economic Cost of Homophobia and the Exclusion of LGBT People: A Case Study of India
Access to HIV Prevention and Treatment for Men Who Have Sex with Men
This report first describes the methods and results of the online survey, followed by the methods and results of the focus group discussions. These sections are followed by a discussion section that explores the barriers and facilitators revealed by quantitative data in the survey, as well as the broader context of these barriers and facilitators as revealed in the focus group discussions. The report ends with a look forward at future directions.
Advancing the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Human Rights of Men who have Sex with Men Living With HIV
The report is also available in French and Spanish.