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Tag Archives: HIV/Aids
DRC: HIV/Aids Funding Crisis
The lives of thousands of HIV-positive people in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are at risk as the country faces declining donor funding and a severe shortage of HIV treatment, according to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). MSF recently launched a year-long … Continue reading
AID POLICY:New Deal for Developing Nations
DAKAR, December 2011 (IRIN) – At the global aid effectiveness forum in Busan, South Korea, in November and December this year, the “G7+”, a group of nations which includes 19 fragile and conflict-affected states, agreed a New Deal on fragile states, … Continue reading
INDONESIA: HIV traps women and girls in poverty
The number of reported HIV cases has tripled in Indonesia in recent years, curtailing productivity and trapping affected girls and women, especially, in poverty, according to a recent UN Development Programme (UNDP) report. Women, representing a quarter of all people living … Continue reading
Posted in Global Health, HIV/AIDS, Women's Health
Tagged Disability Aid Abroad, HIV/Aids, International, Maternal Health, UNDP, World Bank
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AFRICA: HIV-positive women infant-feeding confusion
ADDIS ABABA, 9 December 2011 (PlusNews)The latest guidelines on infant-feeding options for HIV-positive mothers in Africa have not been disseminated in many countries, leaving women dangerously confused about the best nutritional path to protect their children from contracting the virus, … Continue reading
HIV/AIDS: Global Fund cancels funding
JOHANNESBURG, 24 November 2011 (PlusNews) – The Global Fund to Fight HIV, Tuberculosis (TB) and Malaria has cancelled its next round of funding and cut off countries like Russia, China and Brazil after donors failed to deliver US$2.2 billion in … Continue reading
NIGERIA: Gay Rights Bill Threatens Imprisonment
LAGOS, 15 November 2011 (IRIN) – Rights groups in Nigeria fear an anti same-sex marriage bill being discussed in parliament could boost already prevalent discrimination against homosexuals. The bill goes much further than banning same-sex marriage; it threatens to ban … Continue reading
Posted in Gender Issues, Global Health, HIV/AIDS, Human Rights, Sexual Exploitation
Tagged Africa, Disability Aid Abroad, Gay Rights, Global Health, HIV/Aids
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HIV/AIDS: Clinton sets out new US focus
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s announcement that the American government now prioritizes creating an AIDS-free generation could be more than just political lip-service: it may also shape the next several years of US global health programming and funding, analysts … Continue reading
Posted in Global Health, HIV/AIDS, USA
Tagged Disability Aid Abroad, HIV/Aids, International Disability NGO, Maternal Health
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HIV/AIDS: Delayed Global Fund money a sign of economic times
LILLE, 8 November 2011 (PlusNews) – The Global Fund to Fight HIV, TB and Malaria has more than halved the estimated amount of money available in its next round of funding, the disbursement of which has been delayed until 2013, … Continue reading
Rwanda: Hiv/Aids Maternal Health Campaign
The Rwandan Ministry of Health, in collaboration with Imbuto Foundation, has stepped up a campaign to eliminate Mother-to -Child Transmission of HIV/AIDS. Addressing the media, the Health Minister, Dr. Agnes Binagwaho, said that Rwanda is committed to reduce the transmission … Continue reading
Posted in Global Health, HIV/AIDS, Maternal Health
Tagged Africa, Disability Aid Abroad, Global Health, HIV/Aids, Maternal Health
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KENYA: Infant AIDS Vaccine Progress
Infants enrolled in October 2010 in an HIV vaccine trial are doing well, say researchers in Kenya. “We have already vaccinated 28 infants with the vaccine and up to now we haven’t seen any adverse reaction in any of the … Continue reading

