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UK Campaigners ask for leadership as the G8 turns its back on the 2010 Promise of Universal Access

Molly Lepeska

03/07/2008 11:21

In response to the Financial Times article on 29th June reporting that the G8 are set to abandon the 2010 commitment and may schedule the $60 billion over 8 years rather than 3, the Stop AIDS Campaign sent a letter to Gordon Brown and the DFID Ministers. They also prepared an important press release. Download the letter and press release, please see below.

Press Release: Campaigners call on the UK to show leadership as the G8 turns its back on the 2010
Promise of Universal Access

Press_Release_G8_abandon_2010 (2).pdf 57,66 kB

Letter sent to PM Gordon Brown and DFID Ministers

SAC_letter_to_Brown_G8_2008.pdf 50,26 kB

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