NEWS

Unjust debt forces countries in the Global South to cut health, education, and basic services, affecting the lives of millions.

AHF proposes three urgent reforms to relieve sovereign debt, protect human rights, and prioritize the development of the Global South.

AHF launches Break Free from Debt to demand reforms to the sovereign debt system and prioritize health, education, and human development.

Millions of people across Latin America and the Caribbean still face period poverty. Learn why removing taxes on menstruation products is a key toward equity.

In Geneva, the WHO is negotiating rules on access to vaccines and treatments. Developing countries are calling for equity, but the EU is blocking binding agreements.

It’s time to prioritize girls as future leaders and call on society to guarantee respect, safe environments, and real opportunities for them to grow up with health, education, and freedom.

More than 1 million curable STIs are reported every day worldwide, according to the WHO. In Latin America and the Caribbean, 38 million people are living with a curable STI.

AHF accuses Gilead of excluding LAC from access to lenacapavir, forcing secret negotiations after the Global Fund HIV agreement.

More than 250 organizations from Latin America demand equitable access to an innovative HIV treatment that offers protection with a single injection every six months.

On May 28, Menstrual Health Day, we remember the challenges that millions face in Latin America and the Caribbean to experience their period with health, dignity, and equity.

AHF clarifies that the viral message about a child contracting HIV in Barbados from eating contaminated pineapple is false and has no scientific basis.

Tuberculosis, although preventable and curable, remains deadly worldwide, especially in Latin America and the Caribbean due to lack of access to healthcare.