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  1. AFRICA: Domestic investment in HIV up but uneven
  2. INDONESIA: Condom controversy continues
  3. HIV/AIDS: WHO issues guidelines on PrEP


AFRICA: Domestic investment in HIV up but uneven
NAIROBI، 19/7/2012 (IRIN) - Many sub-Saharan African nations - traditionally the beneficiaries of international HIV funding - are gradually increasing their financial contributions to the fight against the virus, boosting the number of people on treatment to record highs according to a new UNAIDS report, Together We Will End AIDS, released on 18 July. full report
INDONESIA: Condom controversy continues
JAKARTA، 20/7/2012 (IRIN) - Rizki, 29, is wooing passers-by outside a bar in a red-light district near Jakarta, the Indonesian capital. In her five years as a commercial sex worker she has always urged clients to use a condom to avoid HIV infection. "About 70 percent of my customers use condoms," she said. "Some men get angry when I ask, but most comply." full report
HIV/AIDS: WHO issues guidelines on PrEP
NAIROBI/KAMPALA، 20/7/2012 (IRIN) - Days after US officials gave unprecedented approval for the use of an antiretroviral drug by HIV-negative people to reduce the risk of their acquiring the HI virus, the World Health Organization has issued guidance to governments on so-called pre-exposure prophylaxis. full report
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