HIV Europe - a network of organisations in Europe Member organisations of HIV Europe
As at April 2010, the following country organisations are members of HIV Europe
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Albania Albanian organisation for PLWHA |
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Belarus Belarusian PLWH Community |
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Czechoslovakia Czech AIDS Society
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Croatia CAHIV |
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Denmark HIV-Danmark |
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Estonia Estonian Network of PLWHA ESPO Society |
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Finland Positiiviset ry – De Positiva |
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Germany Deutsche AIDS Hilfe |
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Greece Positive Voice |
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Hungary Hungarian Civil Liberties Union
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Iceland Alnæmissamtökin |
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Italy NPS Italia |
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Republic of Kosovo Asociacioni Kosovar të Personave me HIV/AIDS |
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Latvia Atbalsta Grupa Inficētajiem Ar HIV un AIDS Slimniekiem |
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Lithuania Pozityvus Gyvenimas |
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Norway HivNorge |
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Poland SIEC PLUS |
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Portugal Positivo
Grupo Português de Activistas sobre Tratamentos de VIH/SIDA
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Romania Sens Pozitiv |
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Russia Positive Wave |
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Serbia Q Club |
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Sweden HIV-Sverige |
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Switzerland LHIVE
AIDS Hilfe
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Turkey Positive Living Association
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Ukraine All Ukrainian Network of PLWHA |
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United Kingdom The Forum Link Project
Body Positive North West
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HIV Europe is committed to concepts like universal access to effective HIV treatments for all. Many individual member organisational representatives are also involved with the European AIDS Treatment Group with whom HIV Europe has a close relationship. Accordingly, HIV Europe defers to the greater experience and competenece of EATG to deal with treatment issues across Europe: HIV Europe supports EATG's efforts in any way that we can but without causing confusion through duplication of effort.
Additionally, HIV Europe are pleased to welcome a representative of the Eastern Europe and Central Asian Union of PLWHA Organisations (ECUO) as a collaborative partner bringing a more Eastern perspective to our work representing the perspectives of PLWH organizations from: Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania,
Moldova, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine and Estonia.