Across the globe, HIV rates are climbing among sex workers and people who use drugs. A novel approach to law enforcement is changing that.
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Title image from How Police Can Arrest the Spread of HIV.
Through partnerships with HIV experts and community groups, police from Kenya to Kyrgyzstan are realizing their role in the fight against HIV.
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