Key Population Hero: Human rights for drug users in Nepal

November 2, 2016

Written by Anjay Kumar, drug user activist in Nepal There were an estimated 52,174 people who inject drugs (PWID) in Nepal in 2013 with an annual growth rate of 11.36% (Government of Nepal Ministry of Home Affairs).1 Drug use in Nepal is... Continue Reading

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Key Population Heroes: A Bahamian Trans Woman’s Call to Action

March 31, 2016

Written by Alexus D'Marco, Founder of the DMARCO Foundation “To deny people their human rights is to deny them their humanity” - Nelson Mandela This quote has been a call to action for me. Over the past years of my life I... Continue Reading

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The David Kato Vision and Voice Award Steering Committee Announces a New Secretariat in Commemoration of the Anniversary of David Kato’s Death

February 5, 2016

Below is a reposting of the press release from the The Global Forum on MSM & HIV (MSMGF) on the recent transition in secretariat for the David Kato Vision and Voice Award. The David Kato Vision and Voice Award (DKVVA) Steering Committee... Continue Reading

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Key Population Heroes: SEX WORK IS WORK

January 26, 2016

Written by Mary Mwangi, Sex Worker My name is Mary Mwangi, and I am an experienced and proud sex worker operating in the capital city of Nairobi. I was introduced to sex work by a friend at a very tender age.... Continue Reading

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Why I Joined LINKAGES

January 15, 2016

Photo Credit: Associação IRIS Written by Ana Diaz, Angola LINKAGES Program Manager Since September 2015 when I joined LINKAGES in Angola, every waking moment has been consumed working through the nitty gritty details that starting up a new project entails. Although... Continue Reading

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Human Rights for Key Populations: Words Count and Actions Matter

December 10, 2015

Written by Kevin Osborne, LINKAGES Project Director The HIV response is at a pivotal point. There is a great deal of talk and excitement about the “end of AIDS.” We have the tools, and we have the knowledge. And we have... Continue Reading

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HUMAN RIGHTS? THE PAINFUL PERSPECTIVE OF A TRANSGENDER WOMAN IN UGANDA

September 10, 2015

I am a transgender woman. I could not be otherwise.

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The Roadmap to End HIV: LINKAGES Debrief from the International AIDS Society Conference

August 26, 2015

…trans women and men around the world continue to face challenges at all levels when their documents do not reflect their gender identity. Yes momentum is shifting, but there is still a long way to go.

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KEY POPULATION HEROES: A TRANSGENDER ACTIVIST FROM ZAMBIA, PART 2

August 13, 2015

Written by Kanyanta Atanya Anakak, Transgender Activist from Zambia Growing into an activist took a while for me. I needed time to understand why activists do what they do. I constantly asked myself why someone should choose to "fight the fight" when... Continue Reading

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Key Population Heroes: A Transgender Activist from Zambia, Part 1

August 4, 2015

Written by Kanyanta Atanya Anakak, Transgender Activist from Zambia I grew up for the most part knowing there was nothing different about me until someone pointed it out. Growing up in an average Zambian home was somehow okay for me. When... Continue Reading

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Tag: Human Rights

Key Population Hero: Human rights for drug users in Nepal

Key Population Heroes: A Bahamian Trans Woman’s Call to Action

The David Kato Vision and Voice Award Steering Committee Announces a New Secretariat in Commemoration of the Anniversary of David Kato’s Death

Key Population Heroes: SEX WORK IS WORK

Why I Joined LINKAGES

Human Rights for Key Populations: Words Count and Actions Matter

HUMAN RIGHTS? THE PAINFUL PERSPECTIVE OF A TRANSGENDER WOMAN IN UGANDA

The Roadmap to End HIV: LINKAGES Debrief from the International AIDS Society Conference

KEY POPULATION HEROES: A TRANSGENDER ACTIVIST FROM ZAMBIA, PART 2

Key Population Heroes: A Transgender Activist from Zambia, Part 1

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