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Category: Global
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Ali Raza Khan Advocates for Key Populations at the Communities Delagation to the Global Fund Board’s Lusaka Agenda Discussion
The Communities Delegation to the Board of the Global Fund recently convened to discuss the Lusaka Agenda, a pivotal initiative aimed at enhancing the involvement and engagement of key populations in the fight against HIV, TB, and malaria. Among the passionate voices at this discussion was Ali Raza Khan, an HIV-positive activist from Pakistan. Ali’s…
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The Impact of Climate Change on People Living with HIV, Men Having Sex with Men and Gay Communities in Pakistan: Insights from the AIDS 2024 Conference
Munich, Germany – At the AIDS 2024 conference, Ali Raza Khan, founder of Pride Pakistan, delivered a compelling speech on the intersection of climate change and its effects on people living with HIV, gay men, and men who have sex with men (MSM). His presentation highlighted the severe impacts of climate change on these vulnerable…
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Monkeypox Vaccination for People Living with HIV: Ali Raza Khan Personal Experience and Guidelines for Community
Monkeypox, a viral illness similar to smallpox, has been declared a global health emergency by the World Health Organization (WHO). For people living with HIV, understanding the risks and benefits of monkeypox vaccination is crucial. As an HIV-positive gay activist from Pakistan, Ali Raza Khan wants to share personal experience and insights on the importance…
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Mental Health and Global Health
The importance of mental health in global health, particularly during a pandemic, cannot be overstated. Mental health plays a critical role in overall well-being and is intricately connected to physical health, social functioning, and the ability to cope with challenges and adversity. Here are some key reasons why mental health should be prioritized in global…
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Youth Activism on World AIDS Day 2016 : Ali Raza Khan’s Message of Awareness
On World AIDS Day 2016, the Hamqadam Youth Participation for Empowerment (HYPE) team in Multan came together to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS. With the support of Rutgers WPF Pakistan, this passionate group of young activists aimed to educate their community and combat the stigma associated with HIV. Among them was Ali Raza Khan, a 24-year-old…