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News Archive

To view all the news articles that appeared in a particular year, click on a link below.

 

World AIDS Day, 1 December 2005: Message from Commonwealth Secretary-General Don McKinnon
Released: 30 November 2005
The World AIDS Day theme this year, 'Stop AIDS. Keep the Promise', sends two strong messages to Commonwealth governments and individuals: the epidemic is far from over, and we all have a responsibility to fight this together in order to bring AIDS to an end.
Managing the Impact of HIVAIDS on Health Human Resources
Released: 3 November 2005
'Hark' Hearing for Children in Sierra Leone
Released: 27 October 2005
CYP Regional Director Sends Warning to Students
Released: 27 October 2005
South Pacific Officials Learn More about the Commonwealth Secretariat
Released: 29 September 2005
Debt Relief, Aid and Trade Should be Complementary for Effective Assistance to Developing Countires
Released: 22 September 2005
Commonwealth’s Legal Profession Can Help Promote Development, Democracy and Rule of Law
Released: 12 September 2005
British Prime Minister Tony Blair said all branches of the Commonwealth’s legal profession have a vital part to play in the realisation of the Commonwealth’s goals of development, democracy and the rule of law.
HIV/AIDS: A Development Challenge for the Global Community
Released: 7 July 2005
Entries Open for Commonwealth Film Competition 2005
Released: 7 July 2005
More Assistance Needed to Fight HIV/AIDS Says Secretary-General
Released: 30 June 2005
About two-thirds of people afflicted with HIV/AIDS are Commonwealth citizens and the Commonwealth Secretary-General, Don McKinnon, expressed serious concern at the spread of the pandemic, saying that more efforts must be made to curb it.