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Since 2020, the Global Fund and the Thomson Reuters Foundation have been working together to amplify the voices of marginalised groups often denied equitable access to health services. The Foundation facilitates pro bono legal research and legal capacity building for civil society partners in key countries supported by the Global Fund’s Breaking Down Barriers initiative, alongside innovative journalism training programmes focused on human-rights related barriers to health services, and how to reduce them.
How this programme is funded
This project is funded by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, under their Breaking Down Barriers programme.
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