This report echoes the experiences of many HIV positive women who are members of ICW in many countries of the world. In many countries, even women who have well paid […]
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Supporting HIV-Positive Teachers in East and Southern Africa report and Supporting the educational needs of HIV-positive learners: lessons from Namibia and Tanzania
THE VITAL ROLE OF HIV POSITIVE TEACHERS and GOOD TEACHING SUPPORT for children with HIV in an effective response to HIV and AIDS Link to UNESCO website
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HIV positive women in Namibia working with parliamentarians to improve women’s rights ICW E-NEWS – Issue 5 March 2008
Read moreCriminal HIV Transmission
Author: Edwin J Bernard Format: Blog Link to blog A collection of published news stories, opinion, and resources about so-called ‘HIV crimes’
Read moreWhy we oppose Criminalisation
Author: ICW Format: Summary from ICW News
Read moreICW concerned over trends to criminalise HIV transmission
Author: ICW Format: Article
Read moreFacing the facts: lesbian and bisexual women’s vulnerability to HIV
Felicity Daly DrPH and Sophie Strachan The sexual health concerns of lesbians and bisexual women have often been invisible although studies conducted around the world show that lesbians and bisexual […]
Read moreTransphobic ‘Honour’-Based Abuse: A Conceptual Tool
Michaela Rogers University of Salford, UK Abstract This article proposes that an understanding of transphobic ‘honour’-based abuse can be employed as a conceptual tool to explore trans people’s experiences of […]
Read more“How can you be positive? Aren’t you a lesbian?”
Were the first jokey words my HIV consultant said to me. In “jest”. He actually didn’t know he had hit a nail on the head, I was HIV positive and […]
Read moreIntroduction to our LGBT History Month newsletter
February is LGBT history month, and so an important time to reflect on how HIV impacts on lesbian, bisexual and trans women. In this edition of the Sophia Forum newsletter, […]
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