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Punitive Laws Hindering the HIV Response in Asia and the Pacific (October 2014). UNAIDS, AIDS Data Hub, UNODC, UNFPA and UNDP. (2014)
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Recent progress towards zero discrimination in Asia and the Pacific: Punitive approaches to sex work, drug use and sexual relations between men; criminalization of HIV transmission; and enforcement of restrictions on entry, stay and residence against people living with HIV hinder access to HIV prevention and treatment services, and can contribute to the increase of HIV-related stigma and discrimination. Over the past years, over 10 countries in Asia and the Pacific have removed or revised a number of such punitive laws or policies. These actions are helping to enable more people to access HIV services. Keywords: MSM, SW, PWID, PLHIV, transgender |
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People Living with HIV Stigma Index Sri Lanka. International Planned Parenthood Federation, UNAIDS, International Community of Women living with HIV/AIDS, et al (2010)
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This People Living with HIV Stigma Index report is a result of a series of consultations with key stakeholders including membership of three networks of HIV positive people, and the National Partnership comprising of UN joint team on AIDS, the National STD & AIDS Control Programme and the Family Planning Association of Sri Lanka. Download this publication |
People Living with HIV Stigma Index, Myanamar. Myanmar Marketing Research and Development, UNAIDS, International HIV/AIDS Alliance, et al (2010)
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For gender comparison, of the stigma index data, the MPG numerators divided their sample allocation evenly by gender of respondents currently living with HIV. The final sample for tabulations is divided with fifty‐one percent female respondents and forty‐nine percent male respondents, respectively 166 and 158 persons that make the sample size amount to a total of 324 respondents. For the purpose of this HIV stigma index, all respondents have a status of HIVpositive.
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The China Stigma Index Report. UNAIDS, Marie Stopes International and Institute of Social Development Research China (2009)
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This report is based on a survey of the experience of more than 2000 respondents living with HIV in China. The survey will increase the understanding of how stigma and discrimination is experienced by people living with HIV (PLHIV) and it is hoped that the results will inform future discussions, programmes and policies in China. Download publication |
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