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HIV/AIDS is key challenge for MDGs in Namibia 30.12.2004 Poverty and HIV/AIDS are the biggest challenges to Namibia meeting the Millennium Development Goals, Prime Minister Theo-Ben Gurirab has stated. Although the country suffers the 7th highest infection rate in the world, development aid is dropping, due in part to Namibia's classification as a middle-income country. The country has islands of wealth in a sea of poverty. Story link From: United Nations' Integrated Regional Information Network Related topics/regions: [Namibia] [Development] [Aid] [AIDS]

In India, Journalists Learn New Angles for Reporting HIV-related Stories 29.12.2004 To mark this year’s World AIDS Day, Unicef and Internews organized a five-day training program to impart specialized skills on reporting HIV/AIDS to journalists from the Tamil language press in India. The training focused on risky behavior, stigma, discrimination and other HIV-related topics that affect young people. Story link From: Internews Network, Inc. Related topics/regions: [India] [Capacity building] [AIDS]

CEDPA Receives Grant from Levi Strauss 23.12.2004 The Levi Strauss Foundation and Levi Strauss & Co. has awarded $50,000 over one year to CEDPA to provide women's leadership training and technical assistance to nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) implementing HIV/AIDS prevention, care and support activities. Story link From: Centre for Development and Population Activities Related topics/regions: [AIDS]

Media Companies Discuss Incorporating HIV/AIDS Messages 23.12.2004 More than 100 creative and programming directors from 35 media companies, leading media figures and NGOs from around the world met at the UN to exchange ideas on how to incorporate HIV/AIDS messages into programming. Story link From: kaisernetwork.org (Kaiser Family Foundation) Related topics/regions: [AIDS]

AIDS virus can spread through oral contact 22.12.2004 A new research says that the AIDS virus spreads surprisingly fast after oral exposure - either through breastfeeding or semen - and may result in a greater number of infections than previously believed. Story link From: Global Health Council Related topics/regions: [Health] [AIDS]

Women and HIV/AIDS: Confronting the Crisis 21.12.2004 This report concludes that women are bearing the brunt of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and strategies to reverse it cannot succeed unless women and girls are empowered. Noting that half of all people infected with HIV are women, the report documents the devastating and often invisible impact of AIDS on women and girls and highlights the ways discrimination, poverty and gender-based violence help fuel the epidemic. Author/Publisher: UNIFEM Area Focus: Global Type: Analysis Year Published: Nov 2004 Story link From: Suomen UNIFEM - Finlands UNIFEM ry Related topics/regions: [Health] [AIDS] [Gender]

Supporting the Global AIDS Bill 21.12.2004 CARE USA is asking people to email President Bush and urge him to support full funding for the global fight against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria in 2006 in order to help treat those affected by HIV/AIDS and prevent additional people from becoming infected. Story link From: CARE USA Related topics/regions: [AIDS]

Rapid HIV Tests Catching on in U.S. 20.12.2004 It is estimated that one-quarter of the approximately 900,000 HIV-positive people living in the United States are unaware of their status. New tests that deliver results in 20 minutes are being used around the country, with hopes of reaching more people at risk. Story link From: kaisernetwork.org (Kaiser Family Foundation) Related topics/regions: [United States] [AIDS] [Science]

Ruoka-apu tukee aidsin koettelemia perheitä Swazimaassa 17.12.2004 Punaisen Ristin ruokajakelut auttavat Swazimaassa köyhien kyläyhteisöjen kovaosaisimpia. Monissa perheissä oma ruoan tuotanto on romahtanut hi-viruksen tai aidsin takia. Swazimaan aidstilastot ovat maailman synkimpiä. Punaisen ristin jäsenlehti kertoo Swazimaan pohjoisosassa asuvan Gumedzen perheen tarinan. Story link From: Punainen Risti Related topics/regions: [Swaziland] [Aid] [AIDS]

Grab A Cab, Grab A Condom 17.12.2004 Gabon's taxi drivers have been enlisted in the campaign to raise awareness about HIV and AIDS. Story link From: United Nations' Integrated Regional Information Network Related topics/regions: [Gabon] [AIDS] Image: Libreville taxi © United Nations' Integrated Regional Information Network

Indian Journalists Trained in HIV Awareness-Raising Strategies 17.12.2004 With its population over a billion, India is considered one of the next global "hot spots" for the AIDS epidemic. Journalists in the city of Chennai have been learning how to reach young people with key messages about the disease. Story link From: Internews Network, Inc. Related topics/regions: [India] [AIDS] [Communication] [Media] Image: Internews Technical Health Advisor Dr. Jaya Shreedhar is interviewed for a local TV news program © Internews Network, Inc.

HIV/AIDS: Sharing Lessons Learned to Move Forward Faster 16.12.2004 Involving people living with HIV and AIDS is critical to the success of prevention programs. Preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV is best accomplished by integrating programs into existing sites and services to form a "one-stop-shop" for women. HIV prevention and care must be linked. These are just some of the many lessons AED is sharing from its domestic and international AIDS programs. Story link From: Academy for Educational Development Related topics/regions: [AIDS] [Civil society]

HIV/AIDS directly impacts education: Shaeffer 15.12.2004 Stigma and discrimination linked to HIV/AIDS leads to children being denied their right to education, says Mr. Sheldon Shaeffer, Director of Asia and Pacific Regional Bureau for Education. Story link Related topics/regions: [Asia and the Pacific] [Children] [Education] [Health] [AIDS]

Asiantuntijat vetoavat avunantajiin ilmaisten aids-hoitojen puolesta 15.12.2004 Maailman johtavat julkisen terveyden asiantuntijat ovat koonneet vetoomuksen kansainvälisille avunantajille kehitysmaiden aids-potilaiden ilmaisen hoidon puolesta. Maailman 5,5 miljoonasta hiv-positiivisesta vain 440,000 saa lääkitystä sairauteen. Lääkkeiden hinnat ovat tosin viime aikoina laskeneet, mutta kaikkein köyhimmät avun tarvitsijat putoavat hoidon piiristä potilasmaksujen vuoksi. Story link From: OneWorld US Related topics/regions: [AIDS] Image: -

Make AIDS Drugs Free for Poor, Say Health Experts 15.12.2004 The World Health Organization has launched a campaign to ensure three million people in poor countries have access to life-saving AIDS drugs by the end of next year. A coalition including many prominent public health experts is doing them one better, calling for the drugs to be provided free of charge to all patients in developing countries. The "Free by Five" Declaration has caught fire and is being presented to the major donor groups this week. Story link From: Médecins sans frontières Related topics/regions: [AIDS] [Disease] [Activism] Image: The cost of meds © National Union of Public and General Employees

Early wedlock puts girls at high HIV risk 14.12.2004 Early marriages and premature childbirth that attacks more than a million girls worldwide makes them most vulnerable to HIV/AIDS and other health complications, says a Kaiser Daily Reproductive Health Report. Story link From: International Planned Parenthood Federation Related topics/regions: [AIDS] [Gender] Image: Child brides in India © United Nations Children's Fund

Aids: i trattamenti devono essere gratuiti 13.12.2004 Un’alleanza di esperti rinomati, istituzioni e ONG ha presentato la dichiarazione “Free by five” alla Banca Mondiale, all’OMS, all’Unaids e molti altri enti interessati alla lotta all’HIV. La dichiarazione sottolinea il fatto che i farmaci e tutti gli strumenti diagnostici e assistenziali necessari per i sieropositivi devono essere accessibili gratuitamente a tutti i pazienti nei Paesi in via di sviluppo. La dichiarazione “Free by Five” fa eco al Piano “Three by five” lanciato un anno fa dall’Organizzazione Mondiale della Sanità (OMS) con l’obiettivo di somministrare i farmaci antiretrovirali (ARV) contro l’Aids a 3 milioni di malati entro il 2005. Story link From: MSF - Medici Senza Frontiere Related topics/regions: [Corporations] [AIDS] [Disease]

Join the Dialogue: South African AIDS Expert Alan Whiteside 13.12.2004 South African Professor Alan Whiteside is one of the pre-eminent experts on the AIDS epidemic worldwide, having written numerous books on the subject, edited a popular newsletter for over a decade, and been named by Kofi Annan to the Commission for HIV/AIDS and Governance in Africa. He has conducted trainings in Africa, Asia, and the Ukraine. Read the interview with him and pose your own follow-up questions by December 22. Story link From: International AIDS Economics Network Related topics/regions: [South Africa] [AIDS]

Pakistani clerics trained in AIDS prevention 13.12.2004 Two non-governmental organisations in Pakistan are training clerics and students of madrassahs in a bid to bring AIDS awareness and lift the stigma of the disease. Story link From: Christian Science Monitor Related topics/regions: [Pakistan] [Health] [AIDS] Image: Knowledge is the cure

New Trade Manual to Help Fight HIV/AIDS in India’s Workplace 13.12.2004 Trade unions have a vital role in combating HIV/AIDS at the workplace. In agreement with this role, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) released a new resource manual on HIV/AIDS for trade union representatives in the Indian capital - New Delhi. Story link From: OneWorld South Asia Related topics/regions: [India] [South Asia] [Business] [Trade] [AIDS]

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