In a significant step towards ensuring the protection and respect of Key Populations (KPs) and Key Affected Populations (KAPs), the Centre for Accountability and Rule of Law (CARL-SL) has conducted a training session for KP serving agencies and human right defenders today, 20th February, 2024.
This event, held at the National AIDS Secretariat in Freetown, is part of ongoing efforts to provide these agencies with comprehensive insights into national policies, laws, international treaties and conventions that safeguard the rights of KPs (Key Populations) and KAPs (Key Affected Populations).
Funded by Global Fund through IPAU, the goal of the training is to equip these agencies with the necessary knowledge to effectively advocate for and protect the rights of vulnerable individuals who face stigma and discrimination due to their profession, health conditions and those at higher risk of becoming infected with HIV & AIDS as well as tuberculosis.
