HIV/Aids
Book - 1 Dec 2015
No Valley Without Shadows
"No Valley Without Shadows" gives an insiders’ account of the early days of the HIV treatment movement in South Africa during the 2000s. The book provides unique insight into the struggle for affordable treatment and the international and local alliances that were forged to fight AIDS denialism and the powerful global pharmaceutical lobby in order to save lives.Book - 1 Dec 2015
HIV/Aids
Briefing Document - 1 Dec 2015
#LifeBeyondHIV
In celebration of World Aids Day 2015 (1 December), a group of HIV positive people and advocates living in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, in collaboration with local artists and musicians, bring a powerful message of living active, creative lives, and proving that HIV is in no way a death sentence.Briefing Document - 1 Dec 2015
Access to Healthcare
Magazine - 1 Dec 2015
Mamela magazine issue 17 - December 2015
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) Southern Africa's magazine Issue 17, December 2015.Magazine - 1 Dec 2015
#LifeBeyondHIV - World AIDS Day 2015
In celebration of World Aids Day 2015 (1 December), a group of HIV patients and activists from Khayelitsha, Cape Town.- 1 Dec 2015
HIV/Aids
Press Release - 1 Dec 2015
HIV: Despite better access to treatment, many AIDS patients in African hospitals still die
A new study by MSF stresses the need for continuous support to HIV-positive people under antiretroviral therapy (ART), including at hospital level.Press Release - 1 Dec 2015
Syria: Double-tap bombing on MSF-supported hospital in Homs region – 7 patients killed
A double-tap[1] barrel bombing on Saturday 28 November on a Doctors Without Borders (MSF)-supported hospital in a besieged zone in northern Homs governorate, Syria, has caused 7 deaths.Press Release - 1 Dec 2015
HIV/Aids
Report - 30 Nov 2015
MSF stock outs - Empty Shelves come back tomorrow
Stock outs need to be urgently tackled to allow acceleration of the fight against HIV/AIDSReport - 30 Nov 2015
HIV/Aids
Press Release - 30 Nov 2015
Antiretroviral drugs fail to consistently reach patients in countries most affected by HIV/AIDS
MSF warns that lifesaving antiretroviral medicines are routinely not making their way to patients in sub-Saharan Africa, most often despite sufficient stocks already being present in countries.Press Release - 30 Nov 2015
HIV/Aids
Briefing Document - 27 Nov 2015
ARV stockouts undermine efforts to fight HIV
Despite considerable investments in supply chain reforms, wide-spread medicines stockouts negatively constrain patients’ ability to have access to their medication.Briefing Document - 27 Nov 2015