Handbook on HIV and human rights for national human rights institutions
2007
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Symbol[ST/]HR/PUB/07/3
TitleHandbook on HIV and human rights for national human rights institutions
AccessEnglish: jc1367-handbookhiv_en_0 - PDF ; Español: HandbookHIV_NHRIs_sp - PDF ; Français: HandbookHIVNHRIs_fr - PDF ;
Summary
Through the long struggle against HIV, it has become clear that human rights are central to effective national responses to HIV. Where human rights are not protected, people are more vulnerable to HIV infection. Where the human rights of HIV-positive people are not protected, they suffer stigma and discrimination, become ill, become unable to support themselves and their families, and if not provided treatment, they die.
AuthorsUN. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS
Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS
Contains
Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS (2001)
Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS (2006)
Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS (2006)
DateGeneva : UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights : UNAIDS, 2007
Description
46 p.
Notes
"List of key resources": p. 29.
Annexes (p. 31-46): 1. Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS -- 2. Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS.
Available also at OHCHR website (viewed 17 Jan. 2008).
Annexes (p. 31-46): 1. Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS -- 2. Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS.
Available also at OHCHR website (viewed 17 Jan. 2008).
ISBN / ISSN
9789211541816
Sales number07.XIV.12