A demonstration in support of the rights of people living with HIV in London. On the day of “zero discrimination”, Yunazes calls to support communities Healthcare The day “zero discrimination”, which is celebrated on March 1, is designed to draw attention to the right of each person to a decent, full -fledged and productive life. This day recalls the need to observe human rights, as well as promote the ideas of inclusiveness, compassion and peace. This year, the united UN program for HIV/AIMP; NBSP; (Yunades) proposes to devote the day of the role of communities that play a key role in ensuring the sustainability of response measures and in global health efforts. They should receive financing and support to continue their vital work – to provide access to services for all people living with HIV and affected by the epidemic, as well as protect their dignity and rights. ~ 60 > pressure “only one The path to completing the AIDS epidemic is close cooperation with communities. It is they who contribute to trust among the population and help those who are deprived of access to medical institutions. We are talking about the most marginalized groups and people who are faced with Stigma and discrimination, ”said Christin Shtegling, Deputy Executive Director of Yunaids. – To put an end to AIDS by 2030, it is extremely important to ensure stable investments and support of initiatives led by communities. “However, such initiatives are faced with many calls – stigmatization, discrimination, criminalization, reduction of financing and political pressure – despite their leading role in ensuring access to medical services for everyone, including the most vulnerable groups of the population. 62 ~ ~ 60 > In addition, the crisis caused by a change in financing by the US government became the cause of deep concern among public organizations. The future of vital programs was threatened, despite the obvious evidence of their effectiveness. 60 > initiatives led by communities play a key role in ensuring a sustainable response to HIV. Nevertheless, they still remain underestimated, not sufficiently funded, and in a number of countries they are even attacked. The pressure on civil society and violation of the rights of marginalized communities impede the provision of services for the prevention and treatment of HIV. The lack of funds prevents them from continuing their activities and expanding successful initiatives. & Amp; nbsp; eliminate obstacles if these obstacles are eliminated, the communities can make an even greater contribution to the termination of the epidemic AIDS as a threat to public health. On this day, Yunades calls on the states, donors and partners to fulfill their obligations and unite to support communities. ~ 60 > stability of response on HIV today is crucial, and the communities should be in the center of these efforts, remind you in the center of these efforts. Yunads. & Amp; nbsp;