US Foreign Aid Cuts Harm HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care in Indonesia
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This report highlights the negative impact of the Trump administration's dismantling of USAID on HIV/AIDS services in Indonesia. It shows that cuts to US foreign aid have eliminated critical services for high-risk populations, increasing barriers to testing, prevention, and treatment. The report calls for urgent restoration of support from the Indonesian government and international donors to community-led HIV/AIDS programs.
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