The Trump administration’s proposed cuts for programs devoted to fighting this disease would cost innocent lives as well as U.S. global influence.
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Accountability in Health
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Staff at a health education and services NGO provide free condoms to people in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, on May 7, 2015.
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Accountability in Health
Strong and independent citizens’ groups play an instrumental role in ensuring that government, health care institutions, and health programs are held accountable to the communities they are designed to serve. The Open Society Foundations work to ensure that civil society groups have the information, skills, and capacity to hold governments accountable for their actions.
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Recent Work
Voices
The Dire Consequences of Slashing U.S. Global HIV Assistance
The Trump administration’s proposed cuts for programs devoted to fighting this disease would cost innocent lives as well as U.S. global influence.
Event
Public Health in a Populist Moment
A panel discussion on how right-wing populist politics are shaping the debate about public health.
Event
Solutions Summit
The Open Society Institute–Baltimore will host a summit designed to create a community-driven blueprint for the new mayor and city council to address some of Baltimore’s most intractable issues.
Publication
Amplifying Voices: Decade Edition 2005–2015
This is a special edition of Amplifying Voices that includes highlights of the Open Society Initiative for East Africa’s work from 2005 to 2015.
Voices
Imprisonment of TB Patients Declared Unconstitutional in Kenya
The practice of incarcerating tuberculosis patients was rebuked by the country’s High Court, putting an end to a dangerous and inhumane practice.
Briefing Paper
Ready, Willing, and Able?
This brief summarizes key concerns about the impact of the Global Fund’s withdrawal from countries that have already experienced funding reductions.
