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More feature stories on Philippines
- New report shows Asian migrant women in the Arab states have heightened vulnerability to HIV
- Asian women migrating to the Arab states often do so under unsafe conditions, are targets of sexual exploitation and violence and are highly vulnerable to factors that lead to HIV infection, according to a study launched today, produced in collaboration by UNDP, UNAIDS, CARAM Asia, IOM,UNIFEM, and Caritas Migrant Centre in Lebanon.
- First Global Parliamentary Meeting on AIDS
- The First Global Parliamentary Meeting on HIV/AIDS was opened on Wednesday 28 November in Manila by Mr Manny Villar, President of the Senate of the Philippines.
- ASEAN Summit Special Session on AIDS
- Heads of State from the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) held an extraordinary session on AIDS at their 12th ASEAN Summit in Cebu, Philippines on Saturday 13 January. A UNAIDS report considered by the Heads of State at the Session called for decisive leadership on the long-term response to AIDS in the region.
- ‘Butterfly Brigade’ takes flight to promote HIV prevention in the Philippines
- In an unusual partnership with provincial authorities, the ‘Butterfly Brigade’ - a group of gay activist peer educators – is leading an innovative community awareness campaign on sexual health and HIV prevention in the Philippines.