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1. Zimbabwe: CIMAS suspends ARV drug facility
2. Statement on the commemoration International Women's Day: SAfAIDS Executive Director - Mrs Lois Chingandu
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This is an advocacy toolkit for treatment access advocates and activists as individuals or groups, to have an understanding of what advocacy is and how it supports the work of other networks or coalitions engaged in advocacy, and to provide practical advice in how to undertake advocacy work...Read more about the advocacy toolkit and download |
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Rolling out ART is not about availing antiretroviral drugs but a complex exercise whose planning should adequately address special treatment concerns of girls and women. Due to the specific and unique treatment needs of women, SAfAIDS, in partnership with American Jewish World Services (AJWS) and ActionAid International, resolved, to develop the Women Treatment Literacy (WTL) toolkit. |
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AIDS-CARE-WATCH- Reaching for the ultimate goal of universal access to antiretroviral (ARV) drugs is clearly vital - but as we strive for that goal we must protect people's right to health and keep them alive in all possible ways. For more information: http://www.aidscarewatch.org. |
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A guide for accessing antiretroviral treatment in Zimbabwe: what it is, where to go, how much it costs, the treatment stages and more. If you are worried about where to access antiretroviral treatment in Zimbabwe..find out more... |
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On Friday 30 March 2007, SAfAIDS held a discussion forum entitled, Using the law to address HIV and AIDS-related stigma and discrimination . The discussion, which is also going to be held in three other southern African countries as part of a SAfAIDS documentation process, was convened to address the root causes of stigma and discrimination and highlight laws and policies that exist in Zimbabwe that can be used to address these twin problems... |
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