Susana T. Fried is a Fellow at Yale University, Global Health Justice Partnership and has published in a wide variety of publications and formats. She works on issues of sexuality, human rights, health, and gender equality. Previously, she was senior gender/HIV/ health advisor at the UNDP and has worked with the Center for Women's Global Leadership, IGLHRC, Amnesty International, WHO, and the UN OHCHR.
Susana T. Fried es miembro de la Global Health Justice Partnership (Asociación por la Justicia Sanitaria Global) de la Universidad de Yale. Trabaja en asuntos de sexualidad, derechos humanos, sanidad e igualdad de género. Anteriormente fue consejera senior de género, VIH y sanidad en el Programa de Desarrollo de las Naciones Unidas y ha trabajado con el Centro para el Liderazgo Global de la Mujer, para la Comisión Internacional Gay y Lesbiana de Derechos Humanos, Amnistía Internacional, OMS, y el Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas.
-
Published in: 50.50Sex work: not prohibited, not permittedCriminalization sets a context in which the range of human rights violations experienced by sex workers is...
-
Published in: 50.50Crosstalk: HIV and linking across areas of criminalisation
In a moment of global attacks on civil society, an intersectional approach linking issues across HIV, sexuality,...
-
Published in: 50.50Ending HIV: UN slogans vs the voices of civil societyLast week’s UN meeting exposed the deep divide about whether HIV responses should commit to respecting, protecting...
-
Published in: 50.50Ending HIV: ideology vs evidence at the UNThis week’s negotiations over the UN’s Political Declaration Ending AIDS are rife with circular debates, and sex,...
-
Published in: democraciaAbiertaEl confinamiento de Eva: solucionar el Ébola, el Zika y el SIDA con el cuerpo de la mujerHay claros paralelismos entre los tres grandes virus (Ébola, VIH y Zika) y la respuesta de la sanidad pública global...
-
Published in: 50.50The confinement of Eve: resolving Ebola, Zika and HIV with women’s bodies?There are parallels between three major newsworthy viruses, Ebola, HIV and Zika, in relation to the global public...