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| XVII International AIDS Conference |
We are pleased to share with you our abstracts from the XVII International AIDS Conference. For a booklet summarizing our particiption at the conference, please click here. Posters presented at the conference are available at the links below.
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"Human Rights in the Response to HIV: Where are human rights and why does it matter?"
Session: Do You Know Your (Human) Rights?
S. Gruskin, L. Ferguson
Monday, 4 August
13:00-14:00
Skills Building Room 5
"HIV and pregnancy intentions: Do services adequately respond to women’s needs?"
Session: Women’s Reproductive Dilemmas
L. Ferguson, S. Gruskin, R. Firestone and S. MacCarthy
Tuesday, 5 August
13:00-14:00
Skills Building Room 5
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"UNGASS Results-2008: Trends in how human rights are addressed in HIV responses"
S. Gruskin, L. Ferguson, G. Peersman, S. Timberlake , D. Rugg
Monday, 4 August
12:30-14:30
Poster Exhibition Hall D
"Ensuring an effective HIV response for vulnerable populations-assessing national legal and policy environments"
S. Gruskin,
L. Ferguson
Monday,
4 August
12:30-14:30
Poster ExhibitionHall D
"Essential Medicines for HIV/AIDS: Legal and Regulatory Considerations in Implementing WHO’s New Essential Medicines List for Children"
S. Gruskin, D. Bogecho, L. Ferguson, Z. Raad
Tuesday, 5 August
12:30-14:30
Poster ExhibitionHall D
"Provider-initiated HIV testing and counseling: How did we get here and where are we going?"
S. Gruskin, S. Ahmed, L. Ferguson
Wednesday, 6 August
12:30-14:30
Poster Exhibition Hall D
"HIV/AIDS Indicators for human rights: What? Why? And How?"
S. Gruskin, S. Ahmed, L. Ferguson
Wednesday, 6 August
12:30-14:30
Poster Exhibition Hall D
"Operationalizing a Human Rights-Based Approach to HIV Programming: Translating human rights theory into practical programming tools"
S. Gruskin, D. Bogecho, L. Ferguson, Z. Raad, L.A. Melo Castilla, A. Toure
Wednesday, 6 August
12:30-14:30
Poster ExhibitionHall D
"Beyond the Numbers: Enhancing ART scale-up programmes through attention to human rights"
S. Gruskin, L. Ferguson, D. Bogecho
Wednesday, 6 August
12:30-14:30
Poster Exhibition Hall D
"Social science perspectives are key to making HIV trials work for women and adolescent girl"
S. Gruskin , K. Ashburn, G.R. Gupta, J. Kim, E. McGrory , C. Hankins
Wednesday, 6 August
12:30-14:30
Poster Exhibition Hall D
"Universal access to HIV prevention, treatment and care: Assessing the inclusion of human rights in international and national strategic plans"
S. Gruskin,
D. Tarantola
Wednesday, 6 August
12:30-14:30
Poster Exhibition Hall D
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"Male circumcision as an HIV prevention intervention for everyone: Moving from clinical trials to reality"
S. Gruskin, L. Ferguson
"Medical Research and the Right of Children with HIV: Implications of WHO’s “Making Medicines Child Size” Campaign"
S. Gruskin, D. Bogecho, L. Ferguson, Z. Raad
"Provider-initiated HIV testing and counseling: Ensuring appropriate implementation for the health and human rights of pregnant women"
S. Gruskin, S. Ahmed, L. Ferguson
"Feminization of the HIV Epidemic: Still a relevant concern!"
S. Gruskin, L. Ferguson, N. Mukhia, C. Rothschild
"A question of equity — Researching human rights based approaches in ART roll-out initial evidence from Zambia "
J. Hanefeld
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