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Reducing stigma and discrimination against women living with HIV
We all understand that HIV today is not just a medical issue. It is, above all, a question of societal attitudes, awareness, and respect for the rights and dignity of every individual.
Fighting stigma is not only a matter of awareness, but also a matter of values, respect for human rights, and social justice.
Stigma remains a serious barrier to accessing services and achieving a quality of life.
Working in this direction helps change societal attitudes,
strengthen people's rights, and create an environment where support becomes the norm.
Fighting stigma is not only a matter of awareness, but also a matter of values, respect for human rights, and social justice.
Stigma remains a serious barrier to accessing services and achieving a quality of life.
Working in this direction helps change societal attitudes,
strengthen people's rights, and create an environment where support becomes the norm.
Why is this important
- A training module was developed for university faculty on reducing stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV among university students;
- Proposals were developed to introduce more friendly and supportive approaches in the work of the Committee on Women and Children's Affairs aimed at supporting women and young people living with HIV, as well as to improve the effectiveness of interactions between various services and organizations;
- Individual psychological consultations were provided to 136 women and young people living with HIV, as well as 26 legal consultations on issues of discrimination, access to services, and protection of rights.
The project was an important step toward reducing stigma and discrimination against women and girls living with HIV.
It not only provided tangible support but also created the foundation for long-term change through open dialogue, education, and partnership development.
The project was an important step toward reducing stigma and discrimination.
It not only provided support but also created the foundation for long-term change through dialogue, education, and partnership development.
- Proposals were developed to introduce more friendly and supportive approaches in the work of the Committee on Women and Children's Affairs aimed at supporting women and young people living with HIV, as well as to improve the effectiveness of interactions between various services and organizations;
- Individual psychological consultations were provided to 136 women and young people living with HIV, as well as 26 legal consultations on issues of discrimination, access to services, and protection of rights.
The project was an important step toward reducing stigma and discrimination against women and girls living with HIV.
It not only provided tangible support but also created the foundation for long-term change through open dialogue, education, and partnership development.
The project was an important step toward reducing stigma and discrimination.
It not only provided support but also created the foundation for long-term change through dialogue, education, and partnership development.
Project result:
Tashkent region
Geography of the project
The project combines practical assistance and systemic change.
💬 Dialogue and Interaction
Meetings were held between government agencies and key partners;
Recommendations for reducing stigma and religious affiliation were developed;
A foundation for preventing interactions was laid.
📚 Training and Development
A working group was formed with the participation of government agencies;
A training module on reducing stigma and religious affiliation was developed;
The integration of training materials into the educational environment has begun.
💬 Dialogue and Interaction
Meetings were held between government agencies and key partners;
Recommendations for reducing stigma and religious affiliation were developed;
A foundation for preventing interactions was laid.
📚 Training and Development
A working group was formed with the participation of government agencies;
A training module on reducing stigma and religious affiliation was developed;
The integration of training materials into the educational environment has begun.
What has been done
- Women living with HIV
- Young people living with HIV
- Representatives of government agencies
- NGOs and civil society
The project was aimed at:
From August 2025 to April 2026, a project aimed at reducing stigma and discrimination against women and young people living with HIV was implemented.
The project facilitated dialogue, training, and strengthened collaboration with government agencies.
The project was implemented in partnership with AFEW International with financial support from the European Union.
The project facilitated dialogue, training, and strengthened collaboration with government agencies.
The project was implemented in partnership with AFEW International with financial support from the European Union.
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