We urgently call for increased investment in comprehensive sexual and reproductive health and rights for all. The effects of UK funding cuts on the work of the Global Fund and UNAIDS will create extreme jeopardy for women around the world and likely have deadly repercussions on women living with HIV.

The ICW Young Advocates Media Team developed a statement and broader campaign #NowWeKnow on obstetric violence after participating in an 8-week intensive media program.

PEPFAR launched an online survey to provide any additional insights to contribute to its Strategy 2025. Thus it was crucial for all of us, feminist organizations and women living with HIV, to collectively respond to the lack of comprehensive, women-centered, rights based, gender-equitable HIV programs at the center of PEPFAR's new Strategy.

Developed for the WHO 2021 strategic planning process and supported by 30 networks/organizations of women living with HIV.

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ICW advocates for an end to the criminalisation of HIV transmission and exposure and other forms of criminalisation that oppress women living with HIV.

Women living with HIV have the right to healthy, satisfying sex lives and rights and needlaws and policies to protect, respect and fulfill these rights, as well appropriate services
to ensure their sexual and reproductive health.

ICW calls on the global TB response including governments to honor the Barcelona Declaration on TB and to provide effective leadership.

Women and mothers living with HIV must be provided accurate and comprehensive information on current recommendations on breastfeeding and other infant feeding options.

On International Human Rights Day 2022

ICW Calls for Dignity, Health and Justice for All!

We demand urgent action to secure our SRHR and to support the right of women living with HIV to make informed choices about infant feeding!

The comments we have made are an overview summary of our thoughts, made in addition to those we submitted in relation to draft one. We highlight some major gaps that we still see in the current draft.

Powerful intervention by ICW's Gender Equality Officer at the PEPFAR Listening Session call on PEPFAR to address the underlying structural inequities imapacting women and to prioritize the needs of women and girls living with HIV, with the support of Salamander Trust

ICW created this document to support networks advocate for gender justice and SRHR for the 2021 UN HLM on HIV and AIDS.

ICW recognises and supports that sex worker leadership is an integral component for effective responses to HIV.

Sterilization without informed consent or under coercion is a widespread form of institutionalized violence against women and is part of a systemic pattern of violations of sexual and reproductive rights experienced globally.

ICW and INPUD recognize the intersectionality of the experiences of women who use drugs and of women living with HIV.

Despite potential individual and public health benefits, the decision to begin treatment for HIV is a deeply personal decision that reflects a variety of private, contextual and structural factors.

Young women who were born with HIV have a lifetime of treatment, while women who were diagnosed later in life have also been taking medication for many years, causing a range of side effects from antiretroviral therapy, and psychological triggers of stressful and disorienting feelings of guilt and fragility related to one's own health.