Global Network of People Living With HIV/AIDS

Global Network Of People Living With HIV/AIDS

The Global Network of People living with HIV and AIDS (GNP+) is an international network representing all people living with HIV and AIDS. Their main agenda covers sexual and reproductive health/rights, human rights and the empowerment of people living with HIV and is named by GNP+ as the "Global Advocacy Agenda". This agenda was agreed upon at the 1999 International Conference of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Warsaw, Poland. GNP+ is located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

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