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The (RED) ALERT for AIDS. Keep the Promise.

(RED) ALERT on Dazed Digital
(RED) ALERT on Dazed Digital
More than twenty-five million human beings have died of AIDS since the first case of HIV was reported in 1981: on average, over a million people a year every year for the past two and a half decades. So far in 2006, according to UNAIDS and the World Health Organization, 2.9 million people died of AIDS and 4.3 million more were infected with HIV. As of today, December 1, 2006 — the nineteenth annual WORLD AIDS DAYthere are 39.5 million men, women and children in the world living with HIV, of whom 63% (around 25 million) live in Africa south of the Sahara.
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Outsourcing Migrant Processing

Abortion Ban Debate

The Shock Effect and Public Awareness

Violence Against Women Is A Violation Of Human Rights

Ban on Child Labour in India Comes Into Force Today

Death of a Journalist: Anna Politkovskaya

Upgrading International Development, Part II

A Look Behind the Prison Walls

The Homeless World Cup 2006

NGO ACTION: Human Rights Watch calls on Swiss voters to reject asylum restrictions

Migrant Crisis Continues in Spain

The Politics of ‘Water’

Arundhati Roy asks herself: What form of resistance is effective and acceptable?

Ghana Bans Gay and Lesbian Conference

Right-Wing Bigotry

112 Free Voices: Sydney Possuelo & the Quixotic Life of a Sertanista

People Need People

ASK YOURSELF: “Must We Fight For Peace?”

Wireless in the Himalayas

A New Era for Women in Rwanda

“What are the lessons from this war?” Bianca Jagger’s Call for Peace

A dropping knowledge production, a Copyleft FILM: ‘CeaseFire Now: a day with bianca jagger’

Corruption in Humanitarian Aid: “Double Disaster”

Managing the World’s Water Resources