Global leaders warn that AIDS-free goal is at risk due to funding cuts
全球領袖警告，由於經費削減，實現無愛滋病的目標正面臨風險
更新於: 2026年8月5日 上午01:45
Global leaders and health organizations have raised a serious alarm: the mission to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030 is currently at risk.
全球領導人與衛生機構已發出嚴重警告：在2030年前終結愛滋病作為公共衛生威脅的使命目前正處於危險之中。
After decades of progress, international funding for HIV/AIDS dropped by $1.5 billion in 2025, reaching its lowest point in nearly twenty years.
經過數十年的進展，國際對愛滋病的撥款在2025年減少了15億美元，達到了近二十年來的最低點。
The immediate result has been devastating, with 1,700 service sites closing and thousands of healthcare workers losing their jobs.
其直接後果是毀滅性的，1,700個服務站點關閉，成千上萬的醫護人員失去了工作。
UNAIDS warns that if this trend continues, we could see millions of new infections and preventable deaths.
聯合國愛滋病規劃署警告稱，如果這種趨勢持續下去，我們可能會看到數百萬新增感染病例和可預防死亡案例。
Prevention programs, such as testing and condom distribution, have seen deep cuts, disproportionately affecting vulnerable populations.
預防計畫如檢測和保險套發放等已遭受深度削減，對弱勢群體的影響尤為嚴重。
We have more advanced treatments and prevention tools than ever before; however, these innovations remain inaccessible due to financial and political barriers.
我們擁有比以往任何時候都更先進的治療和預防工具；然而，由於財務和政治障礙，這些創新仍難以獲取。
Experts argue that the goal is still achievable, but it requires closing the $4.3 billion funding gap, shifting toward domestic health investment, and protecting the human rights of those most at risk.
專家認為該目標依然可以實現，但需要填補43億美元的資金缺口，轉向國內衛生投資，並保護最高風險人群的人權。
