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World AIDS Day

WHO Southeast Asia marks World AIDS Day 2025, urging action to overcome disruptions and transform the AIDS response.
Region reports 3.5 million people living with HIV and 88,000 new infections last year, with 50,000 HIV-related deaths.
Maldives becomes the first country worldwide to validate Triple Elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis B.
WHO outlines six strategic actions to strengthen AIDS responses in the region.
Action includes accelerating the 95-95-95 cascade with same-day ART and expanded self-testing.
Integration of EMTCT with reproductive-health services is a priority.
WHO calls for equitable access to new prevention tools and medicines.
Investment in data systems and AI-enabled solutions is urged to improve surveillance.
Financing and system resilience are emphasized to maintain essential services during crises.
WHO emphasizes empowering communities and upholding rights in the AIDS response.
WHO remains committed to supporting national responses and closing remaining gaps.

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