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 U.S. Fails on AIDS (4 videos)

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Wednesday was a busy day for activists here at the IAC. A number of actions were held--I counted at least four--including one targeting the United States for failing to fight HIV/AIDS. U.S. AIDS activists marched through the halls, media center and into the "US HIV Epidemic in 2008" session, issuing a grade of "F" to U.S. policy makers, and demanding a National AIDS Strategy and a reform of the U.S. global AIDS plan to ensure the U.S. treats four million people worldwide and funds only evidence-based HIV prevention programs.

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Please Sign On: Joint Statement on Kenya Denouncing Police Violence Against Civil Society Advocates - More Voices Needed

Joint Women's Statement on Kenya
Denouncing Police Violence Against Civil
Society Advocates

For Public Distribution: July 29, 2008

ADD YOUR NAME/AFFILIATION & SIGNATURE (BELOW) TODAY!

We, the undersigned women's and civil society groups worldwide, urgently condemn the violent arrests and sexual violations on Tuesday, July 8th in Nairobi, of seven civil rights activists including prominent Kenyan lawyer Ann Njogu, by senior officers of the Kenyan police prior to a planned peaceful protest. These attacks represent the most recent attacks by police on democratic advocates in Kenya in a period of post-election violence in which sexual assault by police against women and children has been widely reported. They are gross violations of law: Kenya's Constitution protects free speech and assembly, while rape is a serious crime.

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