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HARPAS is working in partnership with the regional radio Saut Al-Arab (3 series of 12 episodes) on the creation of a year long series focusing on PLWH and a range of awareness raising issues that will promote healthy and destigmatizing behavior
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PRODUCTS FROM HARPAS OFFICES |
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MGF en Egypte
Une violence contre la femme égyptienne
Dr.Foutouh EL CHAZLI
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UNDP/HARPAS Regional
Report 2005/2006
Taking Action in the Arab Region
coming soon |
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Turning the Tide CEDAW and the Gender
Dimensions of the HIV/AIDS PANDEMIC
coming soon |
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Towards the Protection of the Universal Human Rights
of People Living with HIV
"For Every Right there is a Responsibilty"
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AIDS in the Arab Culture
The Relgious and Cultural issues of HIV and AIDS: Readings and Preliminary Studies
coming soon |
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دليل الحلقات النقاشيه للمشرعين فى الدول العربية دراسات فى الحقوق الإنسانية للأشخاص المتعايشين مع فيروس نقص المناعة البشرى
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Breaking the Silence Documentary on AIDS in the Arab Region, 2007.
coming soon .. |
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RBAS/HARPAS 2004 regional reports are available in Arabic, English and French on this website. The 2005-2006 report is about to be released. Please share your stories, pictures and quotes from the HIV/AIDS response in the region with us for this report.
Download report pdf format:
english version
french version |
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HARPAS now has 40,000 Muslim and Christian Religious Leaders and HIV/AIDS Kits available from our offices. The Kits are currently being disseminated and used in our five sub-regional Religious Leaders workshops this year. If you would like copies, please send your request to: pe.vannier@undp.org in the HARPAS offices. |
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The Cairo Declaration, signed by Religious leaders during the HARPAS Cairo Colloquium in December, 2004 is available from our offices in English, French and Arabic.
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The HARPAS religious leaders sub-regional workshops series report is available in English, French and Arabic. Please place your order in advance by sending a request to:pe.vannier@undp.org |
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HARPAS's Arts and Media Folder, an HIV/AIDS advocacy tool used by journalists and other media professionals and disseminated at our Regional Arts and Media Leadership Workshop, is available in English at the HARPAS offices. Please contact Amy Kay if you are interested in obtaining a copy:pe.vannier@undp.org (non available at the moment) |
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The recently printed Media Report is now available. This report highlights the first ever dialogue between Christian and Muslim leaders on the topic of HIV/AIDS. Containing tools and information for journalists and media professionals the publication includes translation in English, French and Arabic. Please contact Amy Kay for a copy: pe.vannier@undp.org |
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"Saving Lives, Saving Money - The Private Sector's Response to HIV/AIDS in the Arab region". This recently printed research mainly focuses on the profile and vulnerability of the private sector towards HIV/AIDS, socio-economic reasons and benefits for responding to HIV/AIDS, and current responses from companies and international organizations in the Arab region.
"Saving Lives, Saving Money" click here to download [PDF format]
Activity Report from the Steering Committee Report, June 2006
Activity Report from the Technical Meeting, December 2005 |
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http://daccessdds.un.org/doc/UNDOC/LTD/N05/511/30/PDF/N0551130.pdf?OpenElement
The outcomes of the World Summit include commitments made and reaffirmed in the fields of international health, development financing, human rights, democracy and the rule of law, the environment and humanitarian assistance. |
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Positive Development (1998)
http://www.gnpplus.net/programs.html
A manual written for and by people living with HIV/AIDS who want to set up self-help groups and join a growing network of PLWHA. This book along with other training materials will be used for the HARPAS Leadership Workshop for PLWHA November 22-26th. |
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Women and HIV/AIDS: Confronting the Crisis (2004)
http://www.unfpa.org/hiv/women/docs/women_aids.pdf
Women are increasingly becoming infected with HIV and yet, worldwide, they are less well informed than men about the epidemic and often powerless to protect themselves. This report is an urgent call to action to address the triple threat of gender inequality, poverty and HIV/AIDS. |
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Communication for Development Roundtable Report (2001)
http://portal.unesco.org/en/file_download.php
/ee7a3f306e31f8385a1cb478cb4c7708Communicationfordvlpt-FocusonHIVAIDS.pdf
This report shows a number of different communications models and applications in the field. It highlights an emerging convergence in approaches and increasing efforts to build bridges between different types of activities, including Behavior Change Communication, Communication for Social Change and Advocacy. |
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HIV/AIDS and Human Rights: International Guidelines (1998)
http://www.unaids.org/NetTools/Misc/DocInfo.aspx?LANG=en&href=http://gva-doc-owl/WEBcontent/Documents/pub/Publications/IRC-pub02/JC520-HumanRights_en.pdf
These guidelines, issued by UNAIDS and the UN High Commission for Human Rights, are firmly anchored within a framework of existing human rights principles, norms and standards contained in various regional and international human rights instruments.
Their purpose is to assist States in translating human rights principles into practical observance in the context of HIV/AIDS. |
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HIV/AIDS and Human Rights in a Nutshell (2004)
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/fxbcenter/HIVAIDS_and_HRinNutshell-Webversion1.pdf
Produced by the Harvard Program on International Health and Human Rights, this useful guide for action also contains a framework to carry HIV/AIDS and human rights actions forward. |
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Global Business Survey 2006 - Business & HIV/AIDS: A Healthier Partnership? (2006)
http://www.weforum.org/pdf/Initiatives/gbs2006_report.pdf
The World Economic Forum / Global Health Initiative provides here a global review of business perceptions and response to the epidemic.
It covers the opinions of 10,993 business executives in 117 countries during the first five months of 2005. This report provides business leaders, NGOs and policy makers with a tool to benchmark country-level business leader opinions as well as data-driven recommendations to guide future action |
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