HIV is not a crime Listen to this episode from HIV unmuted on Spotify. In 1987, the United States introduced the world’s first laws criminalizing HIV. Today, despite scientific evidence that HIV criminalization harms public health, 92 countries still have laws that are used to prosecute people living with HIV. In this episode of HIV unmuted, the IAS podcast, we hear how these unjust laws have forever changed the lives of three people living with HIV and what must be done to end the criminalization of HIV. Listen now to their stories of injustice, fear and stigma:•             Justice Edwin Cameron on being South Africa’s first public figure to speak out about living with HIV and his crusade to decriminalize HIV•             A Malawian mother, known as EL, who was jailed for allegedly breastfeeding another woman's baby, as told by her lawyer, Wesley Mwafulirwa•             American Robert Suttle on how a bad breakup led to his imprisonment and lifelong registration as a sex offender.

🎙️ #HIVisNotaCrime. On #HINACDay, join the call for justice.

In this #HIVunmuted episode, leading voices explore the real-world impact of HIV criminalisation – and why evidence-based, rights-affirming approaches are critical.

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Ishwar Gilada spotlights #HIVunmuted's “Growing older with #HIV.”

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🎙️ #HIVunmuted amplifies leading voices driving the global #HIV response.

Our award-winning #podcast spotlights progress, challenges and breakthroughs in science, policy and activism.

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🗣️ US Ambassador John N Nkengasong delivers a powerful call to action in a new episode of #HIVunmuted.

🌐 Join host @juanmichaelii.bsky.social in this #podcast conversation with Dr Nkengasong on reigniting the global political commitment to ending #HIV: bit.ly/HIVunmutedNk...

🌍 In a new #HIVunmuted #podcast episode, US Ambassador John N Nkengasong reminds us that ending the global #HIV pandemic is dependent upon empowering community leadership.

🎧 ️Listen to Dr Nkengasong's full insights now on how an inclusive HIV response drives progress: bit.ly/HIVunmutedNk...

✨ "How about if we create artistic ways of sharing data?"

In a new #HIVunmuted, Bakita Kasadha shares how blending art & academia catalysed her work in the HIV response.

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HIV unmuted #14: World AIDS Day special: Getting to the heart of stigma In this special World AIDS Day episode of HIV unmuted, the IAS podcast, poet, advocate and researcher Bakita Kasadha joins host Juan Michael Porter II in a conversation that challenges preconceived no...

🎧 Join poet, advocate and researcher Bakita Kasadha and host @juanmichaelii.bsky.social for a new #HIVunmuted #podcast episode that challenges preconceived notions and redefines how we discuss and address #HIV stigma.

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Great to hear our researcher Bakita Kasadha on the #HIVunmuted podcast to mark #WorldAidsDay2024 yesterday.

🎙️Hear more from Bakita on the nuances of internalized stigma and the importance of people-first language ⬇️

🗣 Language is ever evolving & so is the way we talk about #HIV.

🎧 Celebrate #WorldAIDSDay with a special #HIVunmuted #podcast featuring poet, advocate & researcher Bakita Kasadha who shares why people-first language is critical in the HIV response! #UniteToReachAll

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🎙️ "I decided that I could not be loved because of my HIV diagnosis."

These words from host @juanmichaelii.bsky.social highlight the emotional toll of #HIV stigma.

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🎙️ #HIVunmuted: #WorldAIDSDay #podcast episode just released! 🌍

Join poet, advocate & researcher Bakita Kasadha who shares how creativity fuels her advocacy. Don't miss this inspiring conversation about the transformative power of the arts in breaking stigma.

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🧵4️⃣ Podcast #HIVunmuted Nr. 9: Gastón Devisich & Romina Mauas sprechen über die IAS-Kampagne Me and My Healthcare Provider. Für Gastón ist Romina eine Champion, weil sie ihn angesichts diskriminierender Praktiken und Überzeugungen an die erste Stelle setzt: #PutPeopleFirst.

🧵3️⃣ Podcast #HIVunmuted Nr. 9: Peter Sands, Geschäftsführung des Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, spricht über die "Pandemie der Armen" und fordert, auch bei der Finanzierung von Programmen das Prinzip #PutPeopleFirst zu berücksichtigen.

🧵2️⃣ Podcast #HIVunmuted Nr. 9: Yvette Raphael, Geschäftsführung von Advocates for the Prevention of HIV in Africa, fordert die internationale Wissenschafts-Community auf, in der Forschung Menschen mit #HIV an die erste Stelle zu setzen: #PutPeopleFirst.

Put people first Listen to this episode from HIV unmuted on Spotify. This special episode of HIV unmuted, the award-winning IAS podcast, marks World AIDS Day, which has taken place on 1 December every year since 1988....

🧵1️⃣ In Folge 9 von #HIVunmuted, dem Podcast der internationalen Aids-Gesellschaft IAS, geht es um #PutPeopleFirst (die Leute, um die es geht, an die erste Stelle setzen), das Motto der Welt-Aids-Konferenz #AIDS2024.