Global aid funding cuts drive sharp drop in HIV prevention, says UNAIDS
Funding for condoms fell by more than 90 per cent in some countries.
Global aid funding cuts drive sharp drop in HIV prevention, says UNAIDS
Funding for condoms fell by more than 90 per cent in some countries.
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