Since 1987 the All Party Parliamentary Group on HIV/AIDS has brought Parliamentarians together from across the political divide to fight for the rights of people living with HIV.

 

Our Mission

HIV is not yesterday's story. It is with us today in the United Kingdom and affecting families all over the world. The APPG believes that as parliamentarians we should play our part in addressing this epidemic. In particular we have an important role in ensuring that laws and policies are respectful of human rights and promote public health. We value very highly the advice, guidance and support that we get from people living with HIV, NGOs and professionals outside Parliament. We hope to increase the dialogue between politicians and people living with HIV in the UK and around the world.


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The APPG on HIV/AIDS has been at the forefront of the HIV response since the 1980s and continues to play a vital role.

Lord Fowler

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APPG Officers

o Co - Chair – David Mundell MP

o Co - Chair – Baroness Barker

o Co - Chair – Steve Brine MP

o Co - Chair – Florence Eshalomi MP

o Treasurer – Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP

o Vice Chair – Lord Fowler

o Vice Chair – Lord Black of Blackwood

o Vice Chair – Lord Collins of Highbury



o Vice Chair – Baroness Wilcox of Newport

o Vice Chair – Maggie Throup MP

o Vice Chair – Peter Gibson MP

o Vice Chair – Taiwo Owatemi MP

o Vice Chair – Alison Thewliss MP

o Vice Chair – Elliot Colburn MP

o Vice Chair – Holly Mumby-Croft MP

o Vice Chair – Mark Menzies MP

 

You can also visit the Register of All-Party Parliamentary Groups page on the UK Parliament website