Article titled"2030: the Year Without AIDS,"N83 (24.492), 9-10.08.2018, reporting on AIDS Conference in Amsterdam with a focus on90/90/90 Target Workshop held 21-22 July.

The article covers the 90/90/90 target thematic workshop at AIDS 2018 in Amsterdam ,called “Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges,” which drew attention to the need for rights-based approaches to more effectively reach key populations. The AIDS 2018 Conference aims to promote human rights-based and evidence-informed HIV responses that are tailored to the needs of particularly vulnerable communities — people living with HIV, displaced populations, men who have sex with men, people in closed settings, people who use drugs, sex workers, transgender people, women and girls, and young people — and to promote collaboration in fighting the disease beyond country borders .The article cover the pre-conference 90-90-90 Targets Workshop at a critical juncture in the global AIDS response and two years before the 2020 deadline for attaining the targets. We also share workshop presentations:"Innovations to Attain 90-90-90 in High HIV Prevalence Settings,""Democratizing HIV Testing – Transitioning to Community Settings,""Differentiated Care – Moving to Scale with Innovative HIV Service Delivery,""Human Rights Challenges to Attaining the Three 90s,""HIV Epidemic Control, “and "HIV Testing and Human Rights – The Right to Know as the Right to Privacy."

The article highlights the main problems discussed at the meeting on "barriers to rights-based health care and promotion of global policies and programs that uphold dignity and bodily integrity," as well as the panel discussion “Building Bridges to Break Social Barriers to Care” on collective action by the HIV and safe abortion movements to strengthen efforts to combat stigma and discrimination and promote equitable access to care and how to advocate for increased, efficient, and transparent funding for HIV/AIDS and comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services.

Article titled "The Home Is NoPlace for Violence,"February 26, 2018, issue N8, Alioni

Article titled "Health Sector Response to Domestic Violence," April 2, 2018, issue N13, Alioni

" Article titled Regional Government Response to Gender Equality," April 30, 2018, issue N17, Alioni

Article titled "Building Bridges to Prevent Domestic Violence Together withMunicipal Representatives and Doctors," June 3, 2018, issue N22, Alioni

The articles focus on the prevention , yearly revealing cases through screening at medical setting, and response of multispectral group of social workers, doctors, municipality and NGO representative to cases of domestic violence in Georgia, especially in Guria regional towns Chokhatauri, Lanchkhuti, and Ozurgeti