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Vietnam: Proving compulsory rehab doesn’t work
In 2015, the first community-based, voluntary treatment centre for people with drug addiction in Vietnam opened in the Bac Giang province.
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Joan: Grandmother, entrepreneur, drug user and role model
Joan is a proud mother of one and also a grandmother to two-year old Mufti who she loves spending time with.
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HIV is my good friend
Pacifique is 20 and lives in Bujumbura, Burundi. Read his story and about the vital services he's received through our Link Up programme.
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Sugar for your child: Nahimana's story (VIDEO)
Nahimana, 22, from Burundi, is a mother of two. She set out to do everything within her means to support her child.
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Bamboo Chic: Livelihoods in Haiti
In Haiti, skillfully made bangles are creating livelihoods and reducing stigma for people affected by HIV.
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Stronger together: Protecting transgender women in Bangalore
Stronger together: Celebrating International Human Rights Day
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More choices for women
Nadia's inspiration for the female condom project, an initiative that will give women in Burundi more choices.
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Improving sexual health – one table football match at a time
At a youth centre in Bujumbura, Burundi, the table football is the centre of activity - and it symbolizes a safe space.
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In pictures: One prisoner's HIV campaign
Yogi heads up a group of prisoners who are determined to fight discrimination against HIV and to educate others about the risks.
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What about people with HIV in disasters?
When the earthquake happened, HIV was quickly forgotten as a national priority in the face of more pressing emergencies.
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The night is another country: Transgender people in Latin America
Discrimination, violence and human rights violations against transgender people are a barrier to effective HIV prevention and treatment.
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How to prevent HIV? Talk to young people
The voices of young people affected by HIV really do count in global policy. Link Up works with young people under 24 years old.