AIDS 5 years since ICPD : emerging issues and challenges for women, young people & infants : UNAIDS discussion paper
1999
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SymbolUNAIDS/JC150
TitleAIDS 5 years since ICPD : emerging issues and challenges for women, young people & infants : UNAIDS discussion paper
AccessEnglish: jc150-icpd_en_0 - PDF ;
Summary
This report will discuss what makes women, babies and young people specially vulnerable to HIV, and describe the strategies that have been developed to meet their needs, the work going on at present, and the future challenges. And drawing lessons from experience and examples from the field, it will identify successful approaches to HIV prevention.
Foreword -- Introduction -- Mother-to-child transmission of HIV -- Odds stacked against women -- Young people and HIV/AIDS -- Reproductive health and human rights in the AIDS era -- What works? -- The way ahead -- Facts and figures.
Foreword -- Introduction -- Mother-to-child transmission of HIV -- Odds stacked against women -- Young people and HIV/AIDS -- Reproductive health and human rights in the AIDS era -- What works? -- The way ahead -- Facts and figures.
DateGeneva : Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), 1999
Description
23 p.
Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 23).