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Open letters 10/05/2012
Urgent Complaint on the Human Rights of Immigrants and Sex Workers in Greece
Below a complaint to Mr. Grover, UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to the Highest Attainable Standard of Health, from the Positive Voice, the European AIDS Treatment Group, and Human Rights Watch on two issues of urgent and serious concern in Greece: the administrative detention and compulsory medical testing of immigrants and asylum seekers based on health status and the arrest, criminal prosecution and compulsory HIV testing of sex workers.
Vacancies 19/04/2012
Training and Communications Coordinator
EATG is now looking for a Training & Communications Coordinator (TCC) to coordinate training projects where EATG is lead or partner organisation and the work on external communication (such as website, newsletters, press releases, etc.).
Projects 19/04/2012
Network of Low HIV Prevalence Countries in Central and South East Europe
NeLP (The Network of Low HIV Prevalence Countries in Central and Southeast Europe) received financial support from TACSO (Technical Assistance for Civil Society Organizations) for an application to the open call: Support to Regional CSO Networks in the IPA countries. The granted amount will be used to organize the NeLP III strategic meeting aimed at development of the strategic and action plan to ensure effective ongoing HIV advocacy in the region.
Positions 28/03/2012
Position Paper: Research and Development for Poverty-Related and Neglected Diseases
During the last decade, higher investments in research addressing the health needs of poor and marginalized populations have resulted in scientific advances that have provided unprecedented opportunities to develop effective and affordable tools to tackle the world’s most pressing global health problems.
Statements 22/03/2012
Accelerating progress in Europe to Universal Access to HIV Treatment during a time of financial crisis
As representatives of HIV civil society from across the European region, meeting together on 6 December 2011 at the HIV/AIDS Civil Society Forum, we call on all governments, on the European Commission and on all those with relevant responsibilities in Europe to live up to their commitments in the response to HIV.
EATG Newsletters 19/03/2012
Newsletter March, Issue I, 2012
A great part of this newsletter of 2012 is dedicated to inform you about our goals and objectives, as well as our plans for this year. This edition also covers a wide range of topics related to our policy, research and training work.
Open letters 15/03/2012
The HIV epidemic in Eastern Europe is out of control and entering into care late is fuelling an HIV/TB epidemic
Copenhagen/Brussels - The HIV epidemic is rapidly expanding in Eastern Europe. In Russia, Ukraine and Belarus the number of people living with HIV has almost tripled since 2000 and mortality is increasing.
Open letters 10/02/2012
Letter to Michel Kazatchkine, Executive Director of the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis, and Malaria
A letter has been sent to Michel Kazatchkine, Executive Director of the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis, and Malaria, to thank him for his personal contribution to the positive impact that programs funded by the Global Fund have had on millions of lives in the region of Europe and Central Asia.
Global HIV News
Prevention 19/05/2012
Opinion pieces recognize World AIDS Vaccine Day
An HIV vaccine would be the best tool for finally ending AIDS.
Prevention 18/05/2012
IAVI commemorates World AIDS Vaccine Day
New data illustrates potential impact of AIDS vaccine.
Treatment 18/05/2012
HIV infection is an independent risk factor for stroke
HIV infection is associated with an increased risk of stroke.
Pharma Industry 18/05/2012
Pharma needs to take strategic approach to patient-reported outcomes, says report
While most large pharmaceutical companies have now integrated patient-reported outcomes into their drug-development planning, they should be thinking about what is most relevant to patients at the overall strategic level as well as in specific product-development projects.
Access to treatment 18/05/2012
Malaysians seek license for Abbott AIDS drug
Abbott Laboratories is facing a battle over its Kaletra HIV medication in yet another country.
Prevention 18/05/2012
The quest for an HIV vaccine
There is broad scientific consensus that getting to zero new HIV infections will require an HIV vaccine. Modelling shows that even a partially effective HIV vaccine can save many lives and dollars over time.
World Policy 17/05/2012
New Asia-Pacific report focuses on transgender persons
A lack of targeted research on transgender persons in Asia and the Pacific is significantly hindering their access to health services and blocking effective responses to HIV.
Tuberculosis & Malaria 17/05/2012
Report: GeneXpert TB diagnostics take off in low-resource countries
As of the end of the first quarter of 2012, nearly 864,000 GeneXpert MTB/RIF rapid tuberculosis (TB) diagnostic cartridges had been procured under manufacturer Cephied’s concessional pricing mechanism.


