Experts find ‘failed’ leadership at UNAIDS

The U.N. agency battling HIV and AIDS is run as an old boys’ club that suffers from “failed” leadership and a “broken” work culture, an expert panel found.

By Arete News - December 7, 2018

U.N. AIDS workers in Goma, Congo (AN/MONUSCO)

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