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Reach the Last Mile First: High-Level Panel on Universal Health Coverage
High level panel on lessons from the Global Fund for the shift to Universal Health Coverage. Continue reading
Posted in Health finance, HIV/AIDS
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Donors Risk Human Rights Violations When Leaving Middle-Income Countries
Do health aid donors transitioning out of middle-income countries have any obligations under human rights law? In February, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) and UNAIDS held a consultation on human rights in the HIV response. … Continue reading
Posted in Aid accountability, HIV/AIDS, Uncategorized
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Can we democratize data?
A powerful meeting of activists and thinkers talking about data, algorithms and resistance. Continue reading
Posted in Data, Modelling, Privacy, Uncategorized
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Democratizing Data conference
Conference at NYU School of Law, April 17-18, 2019 open to the public. Continue reading
Six tips for officials on working with civil society
Capacity-building for government officials. Continue reading
Posted in Civil society, Human rights impact, Uncategorized
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Health, rights and drugs
UNAIDS report calls for decriminalization, harm reduction, and an end to the failed drug war Continue reading
Posted in Civil society, Drugs, Harm reduction, HIV/AIDS, Uncategorized
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Funding community-led HIV responses: we’re not there yet
A recent UNAIDS report finds that global investment in community responses has declined. Continue reading
Posted in Health finance, HIV/AIDS
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Event: Human rights transformations
Human rights are described as being in crisis, but the ideals thrive in many places, even where they’re under attack. Join us for this upcoming event to launch a volume, Human Rights Transformation in Practice, edited by Sally Engle Merry … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Human rights impact, Uncategorized
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Register: Short courses on sexual violence in conflicts & emergencies
Register now for the one-week course on sexual violence in humanitarian settings. Continue reading
Posted in Humanitarian issues, Sexual violence
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Data, priorities and global health
An update on The Uncounted: Politics of Data in Global Health Continue reading
Posted in Aid accountability, Civil society, Data, Health finance, HIV/AIDS
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