The cases of HIV/AIDS were first reported in 1983 in Eastern Africa. The threat of the disease went from being rare to becoming a fact of daily existence for most families in Eastern Africa. HIV/AIDS affects all aspects of development from local government policies to foreign aid. Last year, approximately 10,000 cases from 20 mainland [...]
Continue reading...Monday, December 1, 2008
Top United Nations officials have marked World AIDS Day today by calling for vigilant efforts to build on earlier successes in the fight against the global epidemic and stressed the need to eliminate discrimination against sufferers of the disease. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon pointed to the many positive steps made in tackling HIV/AIDS, including increased government support [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, August 9, 2008
KABUL: There are an estimated 2500 HIV positive cases in Afghanistan, a country reeling from decades of war, poverty, illiteracy, massive displacements, high levels of poppy cultivation and commercial and unsafe sex. Unsafe injection practices, drug trafficking and usage, unsafe injection practices and blood transfusion were potential risk factors for the spread of the deadly [...]
Continue reading...Monday, May 19, 2008
KARACHI: Sindh Minister for Information Shazia Marri has urged upon the society for collective & concerted efforts to create greater awareness and take preventive measures to save people from deadly HIV/Aids disease. Speaking as chief guest at Dialogue for Development Forum (DDF), held in connection to international Candle light movement on late Sunday evening at [...]
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