Policy Statements

EndHep2030 released a call to action video towards achieving the goal of eliminating VH by 2030. CSOs are invited to join a Community Call to Action to eliminate VH as a public health threat. More

Drugs with a near-100 per cent cure rate have been available for years. To ensure that these are widely available, political leadership and funding are needed. More

The 2030 elimination targets are a challenge, but they are within reach. Now is the time to seize the moment, expand efforts, formalize funding, and raise national and international attention. More

DNDi released a discussion paper summarizing the unique opportunity that international and national actors have to come together and commit to eliminate HCV. More

Joint briefing on harm reduction and the Global Fund replenishment by Harm Reduction International, EHRA, INPUD and the Global Fund Advocates Network. More

EASL made a bold policy statement, based on a science-based policy brief, to lift treatment barriers and decriminalize drug use as part of elimination strategies. More

People working to eliminate hepatitis C in the African region express alarm regarding the increasing impact of drug use, hepatitis C, and other viral co-infections on the well-being of PWUD. More

Sign the pledge! If elimination by 2030 is to be achieved, the global community needs to act immediately. More

Patients, clinicians, social workers, drug using community, researchers, and public health experts express their support to the WHO’s goal to eliminate viral hepatitis by 2030. More

Participants of the first Global Partners’ Meeting on Hepatitis agreed on a historic "call to action" pressing the global community for immediate action to scale up global hepatitis response. More