4.02 nonviolent direct action
Obama: Fully Fund HIV-AIDS. Protesters die-in at Social Forum 2010 (with video)
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- 3.05.05 social empowerment
- 4.02.01 sit-ins, bike-ins, wade-ins, etc.
- 4.02.06 nonviolent direct action technologies
- 5.01.02 nonviolent tactics - how to
- 5.01.07 allying for justice - how tos
- 5.06.05 right to health care
- 5.07.01 women's organizing
- 5.07.05 women's health (see also 6.04)
- 5.08.07 organizing across sexual orientation lines
- 5.16.05 allying against oppression
- 5.16.06 coalition-building across anti-oppression movement lines
- 6.01.01 Countering HIV/AIDS
- 6.02 public health organizing and movements
- 6.03.02 access to preventive care
- 6.03.03 affordable medicines
- 6.04 women's health (see also 5.07.05)
- 8.06 film, video, television
- 8.08 drama
- Africa
- die-ins
- public health
- racism
- street theater
- Togo
- video
According to HealthGap, a new study published in Lancet shows that treatment with anti-retroviral drugs (ARVs) decreased likelihood of transmission of HV by 92%.
Despite this finding, the Obama Administration is failing to live up to it's promises to fully find HIV-AIDS prevention and treatment worldwide. Without more funding, millions of people will die, unnecessarily, from HIV-AIDS. In New York, Governor Patterson is threatening to veto a law providing housing assistance to people with AIDS.
Despite the Violence, Peace Broke Out: Reflections on the Nonviolent Blockades of NATO in Strasbourg
