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VAW & Gs consortium launchedWednesday, July 16, 2008 The Violence Against Women and Girls consortium was recently launched at the TANGO headquarters. The VAW&Gs consortium in The Gambia is part of a... vaw & gs, launched, tango, organisation, violence, hiv, socio-cultural, unhcr, development, economic (1 views)  MOZAMBIQUE: Attitudes to HIV are changing in jailSaturday, July 12, 2008 Sex between prison inmates is a reality at Manica Provincial Prison, in central Mozambique, but because same-sex relations are taboo, and conjugal... (1 views)   RWANDA: Military to lead the way in male circumcisionMonday, July 07, 2008 The soldiers in the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) will be the first men to benefit from a government policy to use male circumcision as a tool in the... (3 views)  WHO: noncommunicable diseases, world’s biggest killersThursday, May 22, 2008 The global burden of disease is shifting from infectious to noncommunicable, with chronic conditions such as stroke and heart related diseases now... (1 views)   SOUTH AFRICA: Chakras and childrenPlusNews http://www.plusnews.org Wednesday, April 23, 2008 Twenty years into the pandemic, people are looking for new ways to live withHIV, and for some alternative medicine has become part of the answer. The... (7 views)  SUDAN: The art of HIV education in the southPlusNews http:www.plusnews.org Monday, April 21, 2008 In a tiny recording studio in the southern Sudanese capital, Juba,Patrick Taban's phone rings off the hook, but he pays it no attention - he'stoo... (5 views)  KENYA: Government to roll out male circumcisionPlusNews http://www.plusnews.org Monday, April 21, 2008 The Kenyan government has embarked on an ambitiousnational programme to fast track the national rollout of malecircumcision as a means of preventing... hiv, aids, male circumcision, government, sex, population, infection, condom, community, circumcisers (6 views)  UGANDA: The cost of keeping children from knowing their HIV statusPlusNews http://www.plusnews.org Friday, April 18, 2008 Throughout his childhood, GordonTuribamwe, 20, was sickly, suffering from frequent bouts of malaria and chestinfections, but his father only told him... (4 views)
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