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World AIDS Day- The People's Charter on HIV and AIDS

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As we reflect on World AIDS Day;


The People's Charter on HIV and AIDS is a consensus document that amplifies the voices of the people affected, infected, living with and suffering from HIV/AIDS. It aims at providing a people's perspective on HIV/ AIDS and related issues like access, rights and trade issues.

The People's Charter on HIV and AIDS was officially released by the People's Health Movement during the International AIDS conference at Bangkok in July 2004.


Click here to read more on our site http://www.phmovement.org/en/node/28

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