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Archived, online coverage of the XVII International
AIDS Conference (AIDS 2008) is now available www.kaisernetwork.org/aids2008
In partnership with the International AIDS Society, the following
online coverage is available:
* Webcasts, transcripts and slide presentations of the opening
and closing sessions, all plenary sessions, and over 75 other
sessions and press conferences;
* English- and Spanish-language audio podcasts of more than
80 sessions;
* Narrated video highlights of conference developments;
* News summaries of conference developments and newly-released
studies in the Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report; and
* Interviews with newsmakers and journalists summarizing conference
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Sex Workers' Rights are Human Rights
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August 6, 2008: Sex worker community activists protesting outside the media centre, during AIDS 2008
Laxmi Narayan Tripathi at the rally, advocating for the human rights of sex workers.
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August 6, 2008: Sex worker community activists protesting outside the media centre, during AIDS 2008
Meena Seshu at the rally, advocating for the human rights of sex workers.
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August 6, 2008: Spanish and Latin American NGOs come together to put pressure on their governments to prioritize HIV.
Addressing the media at a press conference on August 6, from the leftt: Edgar Carrasco from LACCASO representing Latin American NGOs and Juan Tallada representing Spanish NGOs responding to AIDS.
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August 6, 2008: Eastern European Networking Zone in the Global Village where activists gather on a daily basis during the conference.
Several AIDS Action Europe members and partners are part of the networking zone.
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August 6, 2008: Eastern European Networking Zone in the Global Village where activists gather on a daily basis during the conference.
Matreshka painting session in the Eastern European networking zone. Several of AIDS Action Europe members and partners are part of the networking zone.
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August 6, 2008: Eastern European Networking Zone in the Global Village where activists gather on a daily basis during the conference.
Matreshka painting session in the Eastern European networking zone. Several of AIDS Action Europe members and partners are part of the networking zone.
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August 6, 2008: Eastern European Networking Zone in the Global Village where activists gather on a daily basis during the conference.
Matreshka painting session in the Eastern European networking zone. Several of AIDS Action Europe members and partners are part of the networking zone.
The Matreshka is a symbol
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August 6, 2008: Eastern European Networking Zone in the Global Village where activists gather on a daily basis during the conference.
Matreshka painting session in the Eastern European networking zone. Several of AIDS Action Europe members and partners are part of the networking zone.
The Matreshka is a symbol
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August 6, 2008: AIDS activists from India's largest PLHIV organization, INP+, along with other community organizations, advocating for support of the HIV Bill in India during the conference.
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August 6, 2008: AIDS activists from India's largest PLHIV organization, INP+, along with other community organizations, advocating for support of the HIV Bill in India during the conference.
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August 4, 2008: Symposium: Where are we in achieving UNGASS targets?
Chair of the session
Vuyiseka Dubula
Secretary General
Treatment Action Campaign
To view the webcast of the session (or to download the podcast), click here ...
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August 4, 2008: Symposium: Where are we in achieving UNGASS targets?
Kieran Daly
Director of Policy and Communications
ICASO
To view the webcast of the session (or to download the podcast), click here ...
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August 4, 2008: Satellite session: Who should lead positive prevention?
Jenny Xia Donghua of APCASO sharing APCASO's experiences in China in implementing the Prevention, Treatment, Advocacy Project, working with PLHIV groups with some 50 delegates. The session was co-hosted by Indian Network for People Living with HIV/AIDS (INP+), AIDS CARE China, DAYTOP and APCASO.
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August 4, 2008: Positive Prevention = Positive Choices
AfriCASO, APCASO and LACCASO press conference on the second day of AIDS 2008.
Jhanabi Goswami: General Secretary of the Indian Network for People Living with HIV/AIDS during the AIDS conference in Mexico City.
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August 4, 2008: Positive Prevention = Positive Choices
AfriCASO, APCASO and LACCASO press conference on the second day of AIDS 2008.
Dr. Venkatesan Chakrapani: Policy & Research Advisor with
Indian Network for People Living with HIV/AIDS, and Jhanabi Goswami:
General Secretary of the Indian Network for People Living with
HIV/AIDS during the AIDS conference in Mexico City.
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August 4, 2008: Positive Prevention = Positive Choices
AfriCASO, APCASO and LACCASO press conference on the second day of AIDS 2008.
Aisha Baldeh of AfriCASO and Edgar Carrasco of LACCASO.
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August 4, 2008: Positive Prevention = Positive Choices
AfriCASO, APCASO and LACCASO press conference on the second day of AIDS 2008.
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August 3, 2008: Opening ceremony, AIDS 2008 in Mexico City. Click here for the webcast of the event
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Thousands of activists marched through Mexico
City on Saturday, August 2, in an anti-homophobia and stigma
and discrimination rally. The march took place on the eve of
the 1th International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, which some
20,000 civil society and community activists, policy makers
and scientists are expected to attend.
© 2008 ICASO |
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Thousands of activists marched through Mexico
City on Saturday, August 2, in an anti-homophobia and stigma
and discrimination rally. The march took place on the eve of
the 1th International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, which some
20,000 civil society and community activists, policy makers
and scientists are expected to attend.
© 2008 ICASO |
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Thousands of activists marched through Mexico
City on Saturday, August 2, in an anti-homophobia and stigma
and discrimination rally. The march took place on the eve of
the 1th International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, which some
20,000 civil society and community activists, policy makers
and scientists are expected to attend.
© 2008 ICASO |
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Thousands of activists marched through Mexico
City on Saturday, August 2, in an anti-homophobia and stigma
and discrimination rally. The march took place on the eve of
the 1th International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, which some
20,000 civil society and community activists, policy makers
and scientists are expected to attend.
© 2008 ICASO |
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Thousands of activists marched through Mexico
City on Saturday, August 2, in an anti-homophobia and stigma
and discrimination rally. The march took place on the eve of
the 1th International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, which some
20,000 civil society and community activists, policy makers
and scientists are expected to attend.
© 2008 ICASO |
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Thousands of activists marched through Mexico
City on Saturday, August 2, in an anti-homophobia and stigma
and discrimination rally. The march took place on the eve of
the 1th International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, which some
20,000 civil society and community activists, policy makers
and scientists are expected to attend.
© 2008 ICASO |
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Thousands of activists marched through Mexico
City on Saturday, August 2, in an anti-homophobia and stigma
and discrimination rally. The march took place on the eve of
the 1th International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, which some
20,000 civil society and community activists, policy makers
and scientists are expected to attend.
© 2008 ICASO |
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Thousands of activists marched through Mexico
City on Saturday, August 2, in an anti-homophobia and stigma
and discrimination rally. The march took place on the eve of
the 1th International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, which some
20,000 civil society and community activists, policy makers
and scientists are expected to attend.
© 2008 ICASO |
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Thousands of activists marched through Mexico
City on Saturday, August 2, in an anti-homophobia and stigma
and discrimination rally. The march took place on the eve of
the 1th International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, which some
20,000 civil society and community activists, policy makers
and scientists are expected to attend.
© 2008 ICASO |
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Edgar Carrasco of the Latin American Council of
AIDS Service Organizations (LACCASO) addressing activists during
the 1st International March Against Homophobia and Stigma and
Discrimination that drew thousands of activists on the eve of
the 17th International AIDS Conference in Mexico City.
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ICASO |
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Thousands of activists marched through Mexico
City on Saturday, August 2, in an anti-homophobia and stigma
and discrimination rally. The march took place on the eve of
the 1th International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, which some
20,000 civil society and community activists, policy makers
and scientists are expected to attend.
© 2008 ICASO |
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Richard Burzynski, Executive Director of ICASO,
speaking during the 1st International March Against Homophobia
and Stigma and Discrimination that drew thousands of activists
on the eve of the 17th International AIDS Conference in Mexico
City.
© 2008 ICASO |
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Thousands of activists marched through Mexico
City on Saturday, August 2, in an anti-homophobia and stigma
and discrimination rally. The march took place on the eve of
the 1th International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, which some
20,000 civil society and community activists, policy makers
and scientists are expected to attend.
© 2008 ICASO |
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| Richard Burzynski, Executive Director, ICASO |
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Promising AIDS Figures Belie Complacency and Lack of Resources, says ICASO leader
By Joe De Capua: VOA News: July 29, 2008
Read/listen to the De Capua Interview with Richard Burzynski, Executive Director of ICASO on VOA.
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