In order to address the value and vulnerability of young people, we must clearly understand their realities. The UNAIDS Caribbean Youth Data Sheets show how a range of social, economic, sexual and reproductive issues intersect.
 

At the end of 2012, UNAIDS estimated that there were 260,000 people living with HIV in the region.  In many countries, approximately one in three new cases is among men who have sex with men. How do we deal with this as we work to end the epidemic in the Caribbean?

The day before Guyana’s Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination (SASOD) received a 2014 Red Ribbon Award for its human rights advocacy, a tragedy in their capital city, Georgetown, brought their national challenge into focus.

Countries pledge to increase to 90% the proportion of people who know they have HIV, the proportion on antiretroviral treatment, and the proportion with suppressed viral load

A new report by UNAIDS shows that throughout the Caribbean strategies are needed to respond to the high HIV risk faced by young women and men who have sex with men.

A new report by UNAIDS shows that 19 million of the 35 million people living with HIV globally do not know their HIV-positive status.