Human Rights and Advocacy Programme
This programme aims to reduce stigma, discrimination, gender inequality and violence, including gender-based violence against key and vulnerable populations. These align with the National Strategic Plan to adopt rights-based measures to remove social and structural barriers (human rights), for all populations to accelerate prevention and provide treatment, care and adherence support for all to end Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS), Tuberculosis (TB) and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs).
It also aims to strengthen CBOs’ capacity to advocate for Key and Vulnerable Population’s (KVPs’) improved access to efficient health, social, and justice services through addressing barriers to services. Advocacy and Community-Led Monitoring interventions will amplify Human Rights programme-related interventions through increased awareness and referral of KVPs to services and reporting and resolving any services inadequacies.
