Young people, in all their diversity, are central to the HIV response
www.aidsalliance.org - "This week, a Journal of Adolescent Health supplement “Integrating Rights into HIV and Sexual and Reproductive Health: Evidence and experiences from the Link Up Project” is published. It brings together key learnings and reflections on the importance of recognising and engaging with diversity among young people in terms of age, gender, HIV status, and social circumstances, as well as country contexts.
Link Up (2013-2016) has enabled young people most impacted by HIV to make healthier choices regarding their sexuality, and to advocate for their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). It has also deepened knowledge, understanding and practice models that aid SRHR-HIV integration for young people – especially young people living with HIV and from key affected populations." (Photo: terre des hommes schweiz)