The [him] moderator wonders if UNFPA is following UN-recommended four pronged prevention activities or is just creating orphans. Anyone care to comment?

This is not high quality reporting but an HIV prevalence of 90% in Lekone prison would make it the highest prevalence in a prison in the world.

It is important to note that this report requests additional assistance and no decreases to any ongoing programmes.

Not a word about prevention in this article …

It appears that long process of developing new testing guidelines resulted in a final product that satisfies these two people with very high standards. But they note that it is in the implementation of the guidelines that the real challenges remain. The [him] moderator is on record that monitoring and evaluation is the biggest one.

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
(OHCHR) and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research
(UNITAR) have established a Human Rights Fellowship Programme for
Students from Least Developed Countries (LDC).

This article straddles the border.

This is the first mention by a major human rights organisation of Phyu Phyu Tin the moderator has seen.

The VII Colloquium seeks a diverse range of young activists and academics interested in peer learning and in contributing to the construction of collaboration networks among nongovernmental organizations, universities and the United Nations.

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Piot begins by praising China and then notes that it jails HIV activists! Is there any parallel between the UNAIDS direct engagement in China and UNAIDS action for jailed activists in Myanmar?

Burma is one of the worst in terms of HIV prevalence in Southeast Asia. But few have access to scarce Anti-retroviral (ARV) drugs and most are unable to buy it, according to HIV activist HIV in Burma.