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Friends of the Global Fund, Japan (FGFJ), is dedicated to strengthening support in Japan for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (The Global Fund) is credited with saving countless lives from the three deadliest communicable diseases—HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.

Funding cuts in 2025 put the fight against HIV, TB and malaria under extraordinary pressure. Lifesaving services proved resilient, but the cuts caused real damage.

In @Forbes, @PeterASands explains why we cannot be complacent – and why millions of lives are at stake.

New near-point-of-care (NPOC) tests 🧪 will bring fast, reliable diagnosis closer to the hardest-to-reach & most remote communities. With support from the @GlobalFund & partners, nearly 3 million NPOC tests will reach 13 countries by the end of 2026. 🌍

Over more than two decades, the @GlobalFund partnership has reduced the combined death rate from AIDS, tuberculosis & malaria by 65%. 🎗️🫁🦟 This progress is a powerful reminder of what sustained investment & collective action can achieve.
Read the new Results Report ⬇️

Just released: The @GlobalFund Results Report 2026.

Country and community leadership, innovation and partnership helped protect essential services and safeguard decades of progress against HIV, TB & malaria amid unprecedented global health challenges.

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ー戦争マラリアの記憶と、今も続く感染症との闘いー

太平洋戦争末期、八重山諸島で住民の1割にあたる3,647人の命を奪った「戦争マラリア」。強制疎開という戦争によってもたらされた惨禍の歴史のひとつです。

マラリアは単なる保健医療の課題にとどまらず、戦争や社会のあり方がいかに命を脅かすかを示す歴史の真実でもあります。

時代を超え、マラリアは今も世界で猛威を振るっています。特にリスクが高いのは妊婦や乳幼児。しかし、防虫蚊帳や予防・治療へのアクセスがあれば、重症化や命の危険を防ぐことができる病でもあります。

八重山で苦難の末に果たされたマラリア克服の歩みは、今なお世界で続く対策の原点とも重なります。

二度とこのような悲劇を繰り返さないために。そして今を生きる命を守るために。
忘れてはならない史実と現代の取り組みを伝える動画です。
*2026年世界マラリアデー(4月25日)に公開

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