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  • [Gabon] One of 300 taxis that have been drafted into the fight against HIV/AIDS in the Gabonese capital Libreville. Free condoms and information leaflets will be available inside the cabs from December 2004 to the end of February 2005.
    Taxi drivers are now involved in HIV/AIDS education
  • [Liberia] Liberian refugee in Ghana climbs aboard MV Cereno as 350 refugees set sail for home in mid-December 2004 in first sea repatriation supervised by UNHCR in West Africa.
    Liberian refugee boards ship sailing to Monrovia
  • [Somalia] Returnees at Dami camp, Hargeysa.
  • [Liberia] Liberian refugees in Ghana wait to board MV Cereno, sailing to Monrovia in mid-December 2004 in first sea repatriation supervised by UNHCR in West Africa.
  • [Somalia] Returnee women at Dami camp, Hargeysa.
    Returnee women at Dami camp, Hargeysa
  • [Afghanistan] Sadako Ogata.
    Japanese envoy to Afghanistan, Sadako Ogata
  • [Yemen] Women's conference in San'a.
    Participants called for no less than 20 percent representation in political decision-making
  • The Treatment Era: ART in Africa - PlusNews Web Special
    Vist the Web Special at: http://www.plusnews.org
  • [Kazakhstan] Vainakh chairman, Akhmet Muradov, hopes to see international assistance for the Chechen diaspora.
  • [Togo] Togo is piloting an all-in-one health campaign where children get polio and measle vaccinations along with pills to kill intestinal worms and impregnated mosquito nets to protect against malaria. December 2004.
    Premier enfant vacciné à Lomé sur le million d'enfants ciblés par la campagne intégrée de vaccination
  • [Kazakhstan] A Chechen family in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
    For the Hamidov family, life is a constant struggle just to survive
  • [Senegal] Informal sector media.
    Journaliste/photographe : une activité informelle au Sénégal
  • [South Africa] Treatment campaigner, Zackie Achmat.
    Zackie Achmat, leader of the TAC
  • [Senegal] Informal sector transport.
  • [Senegal] Informal sector telecoms.
  • [Senegal] Senegal, a predominantly Muslim country in west Africa, was the first African country to provide ARv treatment through its public health sector in 1997.
    Senegal has one of Africa's lowest HIV prevalence rates
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  • [South Africa]
  • Dr Jim Kim, Director HIV AIDS Department, WHO.
    Pour Jim Yong Kim, il faut parler de progrès dans l’accès au traitement du sida avant de parler d’échec
  • [South Africa]
    The survey revealed that socio-economic factors play a key role in the spread of HIV/AIDS
  • [South Africa] Better nutrition can buy time - poster
    Better nutrition can buy time. Credit: IRIN
  • [South Africa] Derrick - In battle with employer for HIV/AIDS treatment.
    Derrick Khathi - battling with his employer for HIV/AIDS treatment
  • [Mozambique] PHARMACIST DOLING OUT GENERIC PILLS AT SANTO EGIDIO/ MACHAVA.
    Locally produced antiretrovirals
  • [Mozambique] Testing for HIV is the entry point to care and treatment. Santo egidio clinic, Machava, Mozambique.
    Public health services are accessed more by women than men only when they are free
  • [Mozambique] Honoria Pinto Folano, one of Santo Egidio's first HIv+ patients on ARV, now works at the clinic receiving patients and advising them on nutrition and positive living.
    Activist Honoria Pinto Folano advises patients at the Santo Egidio clinic on nutrition and positive living
  • [Uganda] Augustine Kishangaki visits Elly Tumusine, a nurse and HIV+ activist who just recently started on ARVs after being very ill.
    Ugandan Augustine Kishangaki visits Elly Tumusine, a nurse and HIV-positive activist who just recently started on ARVs after being very ill
  • [Mozambique] At the molecular laboratory renovated by Santo Egidio at Maputo Central Hospital, two lab technicians from Malawi learn to do HIV, viral load and CD4 counts.
    Uso ineficiente dos escassos recursos
  • [Mozambique] HIV+ mother and her newborn baby arrive for the first time at the Santo egidio clinic in machava and are greeted by the resident doctor.
    Um sonho para África: crianças sem SIDA
  • [Mozambique] Testing for HIV is the entry point to care and treatment. Santo egidio clinic, Machava, Mozambique.
    Testing motivated women to talk to their partners about HIV
  • [Uganda] Members of BUDNET.
    People living with AIDS have a 17-year history of activism in Uganda
  • [Mozambique] Roberto and Raquel Moiana, an HIV+ couple who now can have hope in their future, volunteers their time at the clinic in Machava.
    Um é pouco, dois é bom, três é demais
  • [Mozambique] HIV MOTHER AND HER BABY WAIT AT SANTO EGIDIO CLINIC IN MACHAVA.

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