Australian Declaration of the Rights of People with HIV AIDS, National Association of People Living with HIV AIDS, 1991

Promoting the rights of people living with HIV AIDS

Furthermore, the only justification for segregation of PLHAs from the prison population would be for the health of PLHAs themselves.

HIV AIDS discrimination

Declaration of the Rights of the People with HIV and AIDS, United Kingdom, 1991

The number of women living with HIV AIDS is rising worldwide, and more than 60 per cent of 15 to 24 year olds living with HIV are young women.

In 2003, three persons affected by HIV AIDS joined the UNAIDS theme group.

In this context, there is recognition that the responsibilities for care of people living with HIV AIDS and for children orphaned by HIV AIDS fall disproportionately on women.

The cost of treatment for a person suffering from HIV AIDS was 2,500 CFA francs.

Attending to the needs of the disadvantaged groups including the orphans and people living with and affected by HIV AIDS.

Topics in this curriculum include defining human rights, discrimination against people affected by HIV AIDS, and promoting tolerance and protecting against discrimination against people affected by HIV AIDS.

The Millennium Declaration (2000) sets out a number of significant HIV AIDS related goals including to halve and reverse the spread of HIV AIDS by 2015.

Percentage of HIV AIDS patients receiving antiretroviral medication

In 1985, with only one case reported in women, the male to female ratio of AIDS cases in Panama was 17 to 1 10 years later, in 1995, the number of cases had risen to 33, and the male to female ratio was 3 to 1.

Acknowledging the significant role of UNAIDS and other bodies of the United Nations system, and of national and international non governmental organizations, in particular organizations of people living with HIV AIDS, in fighting discrimination against people living with HIV AIDS,

(b) Africa Network of African People Living with HIV AIDS (NAP ) (HR SEM.2 AIDS 1996 BP.5)

(e) Global Global Network of People Living with HIV AIDS (GNP ) (HR SEM.2 AIDS BP.3)

The White Yellow Cross Foundation has home nursing services for HIV AIDS patients.

In 2003, AJC contributed to help people living with HIV AIDS in Cape Town, South Africa.

(a) General anti discrimination laws should be enacted or revised to cover people living with asymptomatic HIV infection, people living with AIDS and those merely suspected of HIV or AIDS.

(d) Global International Community of Women Living with HIV AIDS (ICW ) (HR SEM.2 AIDS 1996 BP.2)

Between 1985, when the epidemic began, and 2002, the Secretariat of Health registered 18,117 persons living with HIV AIDS, but bearing in mind that 30 to 50 per cent of cases go unreported, it is estimated that there are approximately 60,000 cases nationwide.

Discrimination against HIV AIDS patients has not yet become an issue on account of the relatively small number of cases.

In 2004, 40 million people were living with HIV AIDS. Of those, 2.2 million were children under 15.

It has been shown that where people living with HIV AIDS take the lead in the response to the epidemic, the effects are far reaching and more sustainable.

The AIDS epidemic takes a heavy toll on women and adolescent girls, who account for some 57 per cent of all people living with HIV in sub Saharan Africa and about 50 per cent on average worldwide.

We also believe that partnerships with people living with HIV AIDS and their organizations are a priority.

HIV AIDS victims are stigmatized and discriminated and therefore do not reveal their status.

(a) Establishing contacts at the international, regional and local levels between networks of ASOs and people living with HIV AIDS and human rights NGOs

In 2004, 2.2 million of 40 million people living with HIV and AIDS were children under age 15 years, accounting for 13 per cent of new HIV infections (640,000 cases in 2004) and 17 per cent of annual HIV AIDS deaths (510,000 cases in 2004).

China has announced a 14 jump in the number of its citizens who are living with HIV and Aids.

Improvement of the care and support to HIV AIDS persons

States should ensure that persons with HIV AIDS are allowed to work as long as they can carry out the functions of the job.

The centre is open and cares for those with AIDS and other serious diseases.

Good health care for people with HIV or AIDS treatment can only be given at government designated HIV treatment centres, in order to guarantee quality.

As at the end of 2004, approximately 39.4 million people were living with HIV.

A start has been made on the identification of children and young people suffering from sexually transmitted diseases 111 STD cases were found in Pereira, and 18 of HIV in Bogotá 88 STD cases and 26 of HIV in Popayán 12 with sexually transmitted diseases or HIV and in Calle, where no cases of HIV were found, there were 25 children suffering from sexually transmitted diseases.

In particular, HIV AIDS had assumed an increasingly feminine face, with the increasing number of women and girls infected with the disease surpassing their male counterparts in the incidence of new infections.

Similar examples of the use of interim measures to protect the right to health exist in relation to other Latin American countries

2009 (review 2011) Sharing of responsibilities for home and family, including caregiving in the context of HIV AIDS

The State, together with civil society and persons living with HIV, has used a number of instruments to deal with the epidemic

Discrimination against HIV infected people or people with AIDS

However, no AIDS patient has yet requested their services.

Females account for around 11 per cent of all new HIV diagnoses.

The programme was set up to help improve the quality of life of persons living with HIV AIDS in the Central African Republic.