In a surveillance study released November 5, the U.S. 

A giant pink condom has been placed on top of an obelisk in Sydney, as part of a campaign to promote safer sex to gay men.
The 157-year-old heritage-listed Hyde Park Obelisk in the Australian city was today covered with the gargantuan condom, as part of a campaign to cut the rates of HIV transmission. 

In the run-up to World AIDS Day 2014, we recommend watching the staggering documentary ENDGAME: 

Each person has a tolerance for suffering and therefore there's no objective indicator that can be applied to everybody about when life becomes so unbearable they want to end it. 

Conchita Wurst is excited and we are too! 

Cute Cat Wears A Condom Hat. 

Sasha Grey is an American actress who used to play in porn movies and who has become a mainstream actress since. 

Hi there! My name is Luna and I study communication at ArtesisPlantijn in Antwerp. 

Similar to Marcel Duchamp's ready-made 'Fountain', 'Tree' by Paul McCarthy started a huge debate about accepted art. 

When Victoria Beckham was appointed as UN Goodwill Ambassador on September 25, she accessorised with a special red bracelet that supports the work of UNAIDS against HIV and AIDS. 

Hello AIDS Fighters. I'm Guille, the new volunteer here in DAA. 

Angie, a Taiwanese painter student studying in Brussels, came over to model yesterday for the Designers Against Aids online charity store. 

When I first saw the #PrEP hashtag on Instagram, I immediately thought of my favorite kind of men, the stylish East Coasters donning Ralph Lauren and well-worn cashmere sweaters. 

Dries Verhoeven's controversial Berlin art installation "Wanna Play?" has been scrapped just five days into its run. 

Hello there! I'm Maria Tasula, a new DAA intern currently on placement year from BA Fashion Communication with Promotion course in Central Saint Martins, London. 

It's been a year since Zurich, Switzerland, installed drive-in "sex-boxes" to improve safety for sex workers and now authorities are hailing the program as a success. 

AIDS and HIV have been hot topics over the last year—particularly after the release of films like Dallas Buyers Club and The Normal Heart—but a new study shows that teens may think of the disease as a thing of the past: 

Uganda's Constitutional Court has annulled tough anti-gay legislation signed into law in February.
It ruled that the bill was passed by MPs in December without the requisite quorum and was therefore illegal.
Homosexual acts were already illegal, but the new law allowed for life imprisonment for "aggravated homosexuality" and banned the "promotion of homosexuality".