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About 1.5 million Ugandans live with HIV/AIDS. Of them, 1.2 million take antiretroviral drugs — many of which are provided thanks to US funding. It’s the same across the world: More than 20 million people receive antiretroviral treatment through PEPFAR. https://t.co/OtrelHc8u2

Refugees at a settlement camp in Zimbabwe were about to board flights to new futures. Trump’s policy decisions mean they are starting over yet again. https://t.co/IMZmAA8BXN

BREAKING: Ebola Breaks Out in Uganda as US Halts Foreign Aid https://t.co/gBWWd8xO3o

Antibiotic resistance is here. Millions of people are dying. @GlobalPress reporters across seven countries joined forced to produce this unique, insightful look at a global health problem that will kill more people than cancer by 2050. https://t.co/WhMePC5FgV

As the Trump Administration dismantles #USAID , officials sound the alarm: Babies in Nepal will starve. See the dire warnings from #Nepal as the consequences of a world without USAID take hold. https://t.co/6poJKq9Ezl

Uganda’s anti-homosexuality law has made finding safety harder for LGBTQ+ people. Shelters are quietly adapting to protect residents. 🔗 https://t.co/xUY01nVZ8W By Beatrice Lamwaka

Nepal is leading Asia in LGBT rights. Advocacy by Sunil Babu Pant and others has brought changes like gender minority recognition and same-sex marriage registration. 🔗 https://t.co/kO2wZkqVKu by Sunita Neupane

Amid Zimbabwe’s health worker exodus, doctors and nurses who stayed behind face long hours, low wages and a struggling system. 🔗 Read more: https://t.co/JmDFhlDBtY 📝 By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa, GPJ Zimbabwe

Presidential pardons let convicted criminals walk free in Nepal. Outrage and a Supreme Court ruling are forcing a reckoning. 🔗 Read more: https://t.co/DsqgYKngHa 📝 By Sunita Neupane, GPJ Nepal

Haiti’s youth are leading a Vodou revival, reconnecting with a religion long marginalized but rooted in history and resistance. 🔗 Read more: https://t.co/0LAChPqMmN 📝 By Verlande Cadet, GPJ Haiti

Gang-controlled roads. Power outages. Blockades. Haitian reporters adapt every day to tell stories that matter. 🔗 https://t.co/UHGywIiRXa 📝 By GPJ Americas team

Rising stigma threatens Zimbabwe’s fight against HIV/AIDS. Experts say awareness is critical to breaking barriers to testing and treatment. https://t.co/w27FhSwzT8 by Gamuchirai Masiyiwa, GPJ Zimbabwe

Beautification or eviction? As bulldozers move in along Kathmandu's Bagmati River, families like Januka Pokhrel’s are left asking: Where do we go? 🔗 https://t.co/NzlIZdp7m5 📝 By Sunita Neupane, GPJ Nepal

In rural Zimbabwe, a communal tradition known as zunde ramambo is feeding those most in need. Villagers work together to grow food for elders, children and vulnerable families. 🔗 https://t.co/DSppOV8kgU 📝 By Evidence Chenjerai, GPJ Zimbabwe

Cut off after Hurricane Maria, a Puerto Rican community built its own free clinic. Over 20,000 lives changed. https://t.co/fpoSoYL3u6 📝 By Yasmín Porrata Morán, GPJ Puerto Rico