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As Cambodia marks World AIDS Day 2010, HIV infection rates are now at an estimated 0.7% of the population1 and over 90% of all adults living with HIV receive antiretroviral treatment (ART).2 A testament to what can be achieved with strong leadership, political commitment and cooperation and engagement from all stakeholders these gains were recently recognized with the presentation of a United Nations... |
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Even though Cambodia has achieved much in its HIV response, there are still persistently high infection rates among most-at-risk population groups (MARP), which include sex workers (SW; known as entertainment workers [EW]), men who have sex with men (MSM), transgender people (TG) and injecting drug users (IDU). Furthermore, people living with HIV (PLHIV) continue to face huge barriers to adequate treatment,... |
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This document is a response to disturbing reports received by HACC from affected non-government organizations (NGOs) in Cambodia. Reports received indicate that the ‘Safety Village Commune/Sangkat Policy Guideline’ is being used by local authorities as grounds upon which to demand that NGOs working with injecting and non injecting drug users in Phnom Penn release private client details including... |
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© 2018 Health Action Coordinating Committee. All rights reserved.