The Treatment Information Group was a public interest initiative in South Africa, active mainly in the 2000s.
It was founded by Anthony Brink at the request of then-President Thabo Mbeki, relayed by Professor Sam Mhlongo, to promote research-based debate of 'antiretroviral drug' policy, 'HIV' testing issues, and 'HIV' itself.
Chris Rawlins was Brink's principal local collaborator. His focus was on exposing the numerical anomalies and fallacies underlying the alleged 'AIDS' pandemic.
This is a legacy website, lightly modernised (the former right-hand sidebar links have all been moved into the new Menu), but otherwise it's essentially the same as when it was built and launched in 2004, hence the deliberately preserved old look.
Most documents posted here are in PDF.
Brink's several books mentioned here are catalogued with descriptions and reviews at Open books, where they can be downloaded in PDF free of charge.