AIDS, Mozambique and PEPFAR program
Anti-Aids programme in peril after US finds nurses in Mozambique provided abortions
The flagship US aid programme on HIV/Aids is in jeopardy, a senior Republican warned on Thursday (Jan 16), after US officials said four nurses in Mozambique performed abortions that are banned under the multibillion-dollar programme that has saved millions of lives globally.
Republican Sen. Jim Risch says PEPFAR money paid for abortions in Mozambique. Although the CDC acknowledged money was used to pay abortion providers who weren't aware of the restrictions, it says the ...
and uncertainty about the continued U.S. support of the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief are among the greatest concerns. Dramatic advancements in the treatment and prevention of HIV ...
The Biden administration plans to cut funding by more than 6 percent in fiscal 2025 from the President’s Emergency Plan for ...
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The U.S. initiative to fight HIV globally, PEPFAR, is at a crossroad where it must focus on sustainable health systems and ...
Congressional Republicans had raised concerns about funds from the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief going to groups that support abortion rights or provide abortions in 2023 when they ...
A U.S. aid program, PEPFAR, faces potential jeopardy following a controversy involving abortions performed by nurses in Mozambique. The program, critical in combating HIV/AIDS, has come under scrutiny ...
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