Aids

Rescuing HIV orphans in India

In the absence of centres for Aids patients, Pastor Reji Thomas opened his home to orphaned boys infected with HIV.

Rescuing HIV orphans in India

Aids

Monkey study raises hope for 'functional' HIV cure

Surprise discovery of drugs for intestinal disorders suppressing HIV virus in monkeys spawns optimism for treatment.

Monkey study raises hope for 'functional' HIV cure
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Health

Living with HIV: 'There is nothing to fear'

Wilson Bukenya was born with HIV. He lost his parents to Aids when he was two. Now he refuses to be afraid of the virus.

Living with HIV: 'There is nothing to fear'

Human Rights

What happens in December?

Starting with #WorldAidsDay, December features Human Rights Day, Christmas and several African independence days.

What happens in December 2016?

Aids

South Africa launches major new trial of AIDS vaccine

A highly efficient vaccine would be a "game-changer", but results of the new trials will take years, scientists say.

New AIDS vaccine: 'Final nail in coffin' for disease?
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Witness

Rachel's HIV Revolution

In Burkina Faso, one women challenges stigma and educates mothers on how to prevent transmitting HIV to their children.

Rachel's HIV Revolution
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Health

UN: HIV rate in young African women disturbingly high

ARV treatment on the rise, but UN urges urgent action as thousands of young women continue to be infected with HIV.

UN: HIV rate in young African women disturbingly high

In the Field

Left out in the cold: Living with HIV in Russia

Talk to Al Jazeera travels to Russia to find out what's behind the fast-growing HIV/Aids epidemic.

Left out in the cold: Living with HIV in Russia
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Aids

AIDS 2016: This pandemic is far from over

Since the start of the epidemic, AIDS-related illnesses killed 35 million while 78 million were infected with HIV.

AIDS 2016: This pandemic is far from over

Reporter's Notebook

Homeless HIV patient evicted to make way for AIDS 2016

South African police evict homeless people ahead of AIDS summit, including HIV patient who lost his ARVs in the process.

Homeless HIV patient removed for Durban AIDS summit

Reporter's Notebook

Charlize Theron pulls no punches at AIDS summit

South African actor stuns thousands in her homeland with sharp observations about society's role in failing to end AIDS.

Charlize Theron: AIDS doesn't discriminate on its own

Health

'We worked hard at confronting HIV. It's paying off'

Dorcas Makgato, Botswana's health minister, speaks to Al Jazeera about what's next in the country's Aids treatment plan.

Dorcas Makgato: Botswana worked hard at confronting HIV

Health

Is the Kremlin fuelling Russia's HIV/Aids epidemic?

Activists point to the Kremlin's abandonment of internationally accepted prevention methods for the mounting crisis.

Is the Kremlin fuelling Russia's HIV/Aids epidemic?

Health

How Malawi reduced its HIV/Aids infection rate

Malawi's Minister of Health, Peter Kumpalume, on the approach to HIV in a country where 10 percent are infected.

How Malawi reduced its HIV/Aids infection rate

The Cure

Zimbabwe: Can a team of doctors end Aids by 2030?

We meet a team of doctors with an ambitious plan to tackle the country's HIV/Aids epidemic.

Zimbabwe: Can a team of doctors end Aids by 2030?
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