Indigenous People, First Nations and Afrodescendants Confronting HIV/AIDS: Breaking the Silence

XVII International AIDS Conference: August 3-8, 2008

Indigenous People, First Nations and Afrodescendants Confronting HIV/AIDS: Breaking the Silence
8/5/2008
Mexico City



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Speakers for this session:
	Chairperson Mirtha Colon President Honduras Against AIDS

	Racism, Orphans and HIV/AIDS: The Experience of the Garifuna Community in Central America Alta Hooker Director University of the Autonomous Regions of the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua

	HIV/AIDS and Discrimination in Indigenous Populations: Cultural and Territorial Human Rights Violations in the Framework of the ILO Wili Morales Chile

	The Indigenous Epidemics: Are We Invisible? LaVerne Monette Executive Director Ontario Aboriginal HIV/AIDS Strategy

	Microeconomics, HIV/AIDS and Women of African Descent: What Did We Learn, What Needs to be Done Yassine Fall President African Women Millennium Initiative on Poverty and Human Rights

	Intercultural Prevention of HIV/AIDS: Diversity and Indigenous People in Mexico Amaranta Gomez HIV/AIDS Activist

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