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REPORTS AND PUBLICATIONS

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World AIDS Day 2005

For World AIDS Day 2005 a conference of all the EU states was held in London and a declaration on action to be taken by the EU was agreed. The conference was attended by Neil Gerrard MP, Chair of the APPG AIDS, who joined Hilary Benn, Secretary of State for International Development as the British representatives at the Conference. In the evening following the conference Neil Gerrard was also one of the hosts of a reception sponsored by DfID at Somerset House for delegates, and representatives of major NGOs.

The EU Statement, and the Civil Society Response from NGOS can be downloaded as PDF files.

 

UK's Call for Action on HIV/AIDS

To mark World AIDS Day 2003 the Secretary of State for International Development, Hilary Benn MP, launched the UK Government's "Call for Action on HIV/AIDS" and announced a doubling of funding from £3 million to £6 million to UNAIDS for 2004. The "Call for Action" is the first step in setting out how the British Government will work to tackle the global challenge of HIV/AIDS in the years ahead. The "Call for Action" underlines the necessity for stronger political direction, better funding and better donor coordination in support of HIV/AIDS programmes. The Call for Action is available from the DfID website.

 

Migration and HIV

In 2003, the Group held a Parliamentary Inquiry to look at the issue of Migration and HIV in the UK, focussing on how the Government could improve the lives of migrants with HIV. The report of the Inquiry, was published on 10 July 2003. A copy of the report, Migration and HIV Improving Lives, can be forwarded to you in PDF format and copies of the evidence transcripts in PDF format are also available from the Group. Email us to ask for copies at breskya@parliament.uk .

 

Human Rights

In 2001, the Group held a Parliamentary Inquiry to look at the UK Government’s policies relating to the International Guidelines on HIV/AIDS and Human Rights, both within the UK and internationally. The Report of that Inquiry, published in July 2001, can be obtained from the Group in PDF format. Transcripts of the sessions of evidence are also available from the Group in PDF format. Email us to ask for copies at breskya@parliament.uk

 

HIV/AIDS Strategy

In 1998, the Group held a series of Parliamentary Hearings to consider what action the UK should take to address HIV/AIDS, and to make recommendations for a national strategy on HIV/AIDS.  A summary of its recommendations can be obtained from the Group in PDF format. Send us an email to request a copy from breskya@parliament.uk

In July 2000, Department of Health announced that they were integrating their planned HIV/AIDS Strategy with a Sexual Health Strategy also in production. The Group's response to this move is included here.

APPG AIDS: Submission to the Department of Health in response to the Progress Report and Merger of the HIV/AIDS and Sexual Health Strategies, July 2000

The Department of Health issued the National Strategy for Sexual Health and HIV in July 2001 (for England).

In February 2002, the All-Party Parliamentary Group on AIDS published its Response to the National Strategy for Sexual Health and HIV.

 


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