UNAIDS Jamaica

21/12/2025

Thank you to all our partners, colleagues, and friends for your unwavering support throughout this incredible journey to save lives across the Caribbean. Your collaboration and dedication have been instrumental in driving meaningful change, and this video stands as a testament to the collective effort. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to work alongside such passionate individuals committed to ending AIDS as a public health threat. Let’s continue our work and impact lives in the region together. Thank you!

12/12/2024

Today, we had a productive and impactful session with community leaders in Guyana around the work we need to do to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.

Thanks to United Nations Guyana, UNDP - Guyana and Ministry of Health - Guyana for the continued strong partnership and for coordinating this important gathering.

10/12/2024

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17/05/2023

We need to protect and promote the human rights of le***an, gay, bisexual, transgender and q***r people.

The criminalisation, discrimination and violence experienced by LGBTQ people across the Caribbean must end.

We will continue to stand with you.
We will continue fight with and for you.
We will continue to be your allies, your champion.
We will continue to work with you to end the stigma and discrimination you face in your daily lives and ensure your rights are protected and respected.

27/04/2023

HIV self-testing is being rolled out across the Caribbean.

Dr Tariq Jagnarine, Program Manager at the National AIDS Program Secretariat in shares about the success of Guyana's HIV self-testing pilot.

01/03/2023

Punitive and discriminatory laws across the region are harmful. They help to strip people living with HIV and key populations of their rights and are inimical to accelerating the end of AIDS as a public -health threat in the region.

26/02/2023

The Caribbean region cannot end the AIDS epidemic as a public health threat by 2030 without dealing with these societal barriers preventing the region from fulfilling the promise made by its leaders in the 2021 Political Declaration. This is how we build equal and just societies.

The focus of this year's Zero Discrimination Day, which is observed annually on March 1, is on decriminalisation and how it saves the lives of vulnerable and marginalised populations and people living with HIV (PLHIV).

Richard Amenyah, UNAIDS Multi-Country Director

The theme was decidedly Jamaican on June 25, as specially invited guests convened at the Kensington-situated Polish Hearth Club, London. The Jamaican Goldeneye party, with proceeds to benefit two Jam...

16/02/2023

1 March is Day.

We all have vital roles to play in making our societies fairer and safer for all, including by advocating for an end to stigma, discrimination and criminalisation.

Save lives: decriminalise! http://bit.ly/ZDD2023

16/12/2022

09/12/2022

On International Human Rights Day, UNAIDS is highlighting that the AIDS pandemic will only be ended if the human rights of all people are fully respected.