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This toolkit is for people working to establish, strengthen or expand HIV-related legal services. All governments have recognized that stigma, discrimination and violations of other human rights are major barriers to effective national responses to HIV. Consequently, they have committed to protect the human rights of people living with HIV, as well as the rights of women, children, and members of vulnerable and key populations in the context of HIV. Download this publication |
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Key Programmes to Reduce Stigma and Discrimination and Increase Access to Justice in National HIV Responses. UNAIDS (2011)
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