In the Bono region of Ghana, a coalition of legal practitioners, traditional leaders, educators, and civil society organizations gathered to confront a truth that medicine alone cannot resolve: stigma and discrimination remain among the most powerful forces preventing people living with HIV from seeking care, justice, or dignity. Ghana's Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice, alongside the Ghana AIDS Commission and international partners, is conducting a nationwide training series to realign the human systems — legal, cultural, and civic — that surround those most vulnerable. T
Ghana's CHRAJ pushes stakeholder collaboration to combat HIV stigma and discrimination
Persons Living with HIV face stigma, discrimination, confidentiality breaches, and barriers to healthcare, social services, and justice access.