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It’s a Sin still reminds me of how our fight continues today
Arber Gashi on the importance of fighting for inclusive education and breaking down sexual health stigma, as inspired by the hit Channel 4 series.
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James Bushe: I am a first because of you
BBC Three’s Sky High Club pilot James Bushe thanks HIV organisation supporters for championing historic changes.
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New Women’s Health Strategy must join up with those for HIV and sexual/reproductive health
The Government has published its first ever Women’s Health Strategy for England.
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Ending prosecutions for women who terminate their own pregnancies
Our joint letter demands urgent guidance from the Director of Public Prosecutions.
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Review: Love From the Pink Palace by Jill Nalder
Our Campaigns Director reviews Jill Nalder’s book on the life that inspired Russell T Davies’ It’s A Sin.
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Groundbreaking HIV and armed forces policy changes come into force
UK Ministry of Defence confirms from today people living with HIV are able to join and play a full role in the British Armed Forces.
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Landmark changes announced for commercial pilots living with HIV
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has announced new policies that end the HIV discrimination faced by pilots.
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Seizing the opportunity: Tackling inequity must be at the heart of new sexual health strategy
The soon-to-be-released national sexual and reproductive health strategy is an opportunity for Government to set out an ambitious vision for the sexual and reproductive health of our nation. Today we...
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Surveys launched to assess current barriers to PrEP access
Terrence Higgins Trust and partners have launched two surveys aiming to capture barriers affecting access to the HIV prevention drug PrEP in the UK.
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Pride 2022: Statement from our Chief Executive
This Pride, Ian Green asks our supporters and allies to join us to strive for a future where there are no new cases of HIV.
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The HIV Action Plan for England: six months on
Today marks six months since the HIV Action Plan for England was launched. But what has happened since its launch? And what should the next six months focus on?
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How we expanded opt-out HIV testing
The expansion of routine testing in emergency departments wouldn't have happened without our supporters.
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Breaking the bias this International Women’s Day
Women affected by HIV are still being treated as an afterthought in sexual health policy. This needs to change.