The 18th International Aids Conference has opened in Vienna. Thousands of delegates from around the world are pushing for access to anti-retrovirals to be classified as a human right.
Although wide availability of ARVs has been acknowledged as a necessity in the fight against HIV, distribution relies on health services. Some argue that marginalised members of society, like sex workers, are still denied access to these services. How can we ensure everyone benefits from treatment?
Are ARVs readily available where you are? Have you or your loved ones faced challenges accessing or taking ARVs? What needs to be done to ensure universal access? Send us your views.
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