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Unveiling the truth
 
Shedding light on HIV stigma and discrimination
A report from the XVI International AIDS Conference,
Toronto, Canada – August 2006
 
This publication, written by a small team of dedicated Key Correspondents from a range of developed and developing countries, provides an overview of presentations and discussions around HIV-related stigma at the International AIDS Conference in 2006. It provides a unique snapshot of the current state of HIV stigma, and forms part of what must be a robust, committed and tireless fight against the most damaging phenomenon of the HIV epidemic.
 

POST IAC 2006: The Promise of Bangkok: Time To Deliver

The XVI International AIDS Conference (IAC) took place in Toronto, Canada from 14-18 August 2006.

 

The Health and Development Networks (HDN) Key Correspondent (KC) Team was on-site providing coverage and included members from 17 countries!

 

The HDN KC Team produced coverage on late-breaking news, and on HIV related stigma and children's issues. These articles - as well as other relevant news and developments – were compiled and are now being disseminated via the electronic discussion forums (eForums) HDN manages with partners.

 

**Join eForums now to read HDN Key Correspondent coverage!**

 

If you are not yet a member of any eForums, please JOIN NOW!    

 

Here’s what you can do:

  • Read the HDN KC coverage on eForums – in particular the national eForums in Ireland, Thailand, Uganda, Zimbabwe and Zambia!
  • Speak Your World! – send in questions and comments based on YOUR perspectives and opinions.
  • If you did attend the IAC 2006 – use this unique opportunity to join our eForums and share your impressions and experiences with fellow members - highlight issues that came up or issues that were neglected
  • Time to Deliver - Do you think the promise of Bangkok has been met? Has the IAC 2006 proved its position of deliverance?
  • Invite colleagues and friends NOW to share perspectives, experiences and thoughts with one another.
  • IAC 2006 Abstracts! All submitted, country-relevant abstracts are being sent to national eForums members.

Remember! YOUR VOICE MATTERS.

 

The HDN eForums Team

Email: eforumsupport@healthdev.org    

Welcome

 
Welcome to this family of eForums managed and moderated by Health & Development Networks and its partners.
 
HDN-managed eForums are an effective, high quality, low-band width, communication tool gaining experience since 1996. They provide a platform for information sharing, dialogue, discussion, networking and debate on various issues around HIV/AIDS, health and development.
 
Informed, managed from the developing world, and based on many years of experience, these eForums represent over 22,000 individuals and organizations world-wide. Members take part in international, regional, national or issue-based eForums, as well as time-limited educative and focused discussions.
 
 
 
 

Partners Thailand
 
 
ยินดีต้อนรับสู่เวทีเสวนาอิเล็คทรอนิกส์ เพื่อนสุขภาพไทย (Partners Thailand) 
Welcome to our Thai language eForum, Partners Thailand
 
 

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Meet the team members who manage, moderate, advise or otherwise contribute to all of our eForums!
 
 
 
 
 

What's new?
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