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You're watching UNICEF Television. Peter McDermott, UNICEF's Chief of HIV and AIDS

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Programs, delivers an update on the Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS campaign.

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A year since the launch of Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS, the world's response to

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protect and support infected and affected children and their families remains, as I've

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said now twice before, tragically insufficient. Yet, in some and important ways, that's beginning

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to change. Lessons have been learned, changes are being made. But let us be clear, without

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adequately addressing the increasing impact of AIDS on children, universal access, the

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MDGs, and sustaining the progress on child survival that we discussed this morning, will

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not be sustained. While some has been done, much remains to be done, and much more needs

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to be done urgently. But if we unite for children, we can unite against HIV AIDS, and children

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deserve no less.