Cambodia Achieves Landmark AIDS Prevention Goals, First in Asia-Pacific
Cambodia has achieved the '95-95-95' global goals for HIV/AIDS response, becoming the first country in the Asia-Pacific region and seventh worldwide to reach this milestone. This success has been lauded by UNAIDS.
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