As new medical technologies are increasingly being promoted in the prevention and treatment of HIV, and heralded as interventions to be used within communities of key populations including sex workers, NSWP urges the international HIV community and donors to take the concerns of sex workers presented in this report seriously and continue meaningful engagement with key populations in this shift towards the use of biomedical interventions. For years sex workers around the world have been developing and sustaining sex worker-led HIV prevention, treatment, care and support programmes.
Resources
- 2 results found
- (-) Global
- (-) NSWP Global and Regional Reports
Download this resource:
Global Consultation: PrEP and Early Treatment as HIV Prevention Strategies
Theme: Health, Legislation and Policy
This global report pulls together the regional reports documenting good practice in sex worker-led HIV programming to provide a global overview.
A global project to identify and document best practices undertaken by sex workers in carrying out programmes related to sex work and HIV; to identify and document issues of sex workers and their access to HIV‑related treatment and the impact of free trade on this access; and to identify and document the impact of programmes relating to HIV directed at sex workers which fail to include a human rights‑based approach.
Download this resource:
Global Report: Good Practice in Sex Worker-Led HIV Programming
Theme: Health