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"Promoting the human rights of women affected and infected by HIV/AIDS since 1992"

"Desde 1992 promoviendo los derechos humanos de las mujeres afectadas e infectadas por el VIH/SIDA"

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Yokohama 1994

Vancouver 1996

 

The International AIDS Women’s Caucus is a group of women that was formed in Amsterdam at the VIIIth International Conference on AIDS in 1992 by women infected and affected by HIV/AIDS. We came together because we believed women’s issues were not being adequately addressed at the International Conferences and at the national and all levels.

 

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Durban 2000

Geneva 1998

 

Our goal was to ensure that women’s issues were highlighted at future World AIDS Conferences and since then, the IAWC has expanded its reach, working to ensure that the rights of women and girls with respect to HIV/AIDS are widely represented at both the regional and international levels.

 

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Barcelona 2002 Bangkok 2004

NEWS

MISOPROSTOL ADDED TO WHO MODEL LIST OF ESSENTIAL MEDICINES FOR TREATMENT OF INCOMPLETE ABORTION AND MISCARRIAGE. The World Health Organization announced the inclusion of misoprostol to its Model List of Essential Medicines based on its proven safety and efficacy for the treatment of incomplete abortion and miscarriage. The judgment was made by an expert committee that evaluated available evidence, which includes several guidelines and numerous randomized and comparative clinical trials for this indication.

SURVIVAL OF INFANTS BORN TO HIV-POSITIVE MOTHER by Feeding Modality, in Rakai, Uganda. Data comparing survival of formula-fed to breast-fed infants in programmatic settings are limited. We compared mortality and HIV-free of breast and formula-fed infants born to HIV-positive mothers in a program in rural, Rakai District Uganda.

LIBERIA WOMEN WON'T WAIT STATEMENT. In We are writing in reference to a statement made by Liberia’s Information Minister, Lawrence Bropleh on the rape of a 9 year old girl and associated insinuations that men who want to rape should seek older women and sex workers for such ‘services’.