Final Program [International Conference on AIDS (14th: 2002: Barcelona, Spain)]

Poster Exhibitions Tuesday July 9

TuPeG5522 Views of HIV-related policies among HIV positive
mena nd women: HIV named reporting, partner
notification, and criminalization of non-disclosure
R L Klitzman S B Kirshenboum, L Kittell,
M Mastrogiacomo, S FMorin, M] Rotheram
(United States)
TuPeG5523 A match made in heaven? technocracy and
moralism in Taiwan's response to the AIDS crises
Y Wang (United Kingdom)
TuPeG5524 What makes an HIV/AIDS strategy truly
comprehensive?
M JTemin (Zimbabwe)
TuPeG5525 From experience to expertise: involvement of
People living with HIV/AIDS (PWAs) in policymaking against AIDS
E Fleutelot', I Tiendrebeogo2, J Potet'
('France; 2Burkina Faso)
TuPeG5526 Bangladesh 2001: progress towards the control
of HIV/AIDS epidemic
A Bhuiya (Bangladesh)
TuPeG5527 The epidemic of treatment-resistant rhetoric as a
barrier to medication access
J Davids, J Maskovsky (United States)
TuPeG5528 The National Strategic Plan for a comprehensive
and multisectoral response to HIV/AIDS 2001 -2005 in Cambodia
P Tia G Manthey, J Roos, B Chun (Cambodia)
TuPeG5529 National response to HIV/AIDS in Cambodia -
National AIDS Authority (NAA)
P Tia, S Nuth, B Chun (Cambodia)
TuPeG553o All or nothing? Antiretroviral therapy and
disability pension benefits
SC Gahagqan, L Rehman (Canada)
TuPeG5531 An analysis of the South African government's
response to HIV/AIDS in prison
K C GoVer (South Africa)
TuPeG5532 Patents, Access to Drugs and the TRIPs
Agreement
P R Teixeira, J M N Viana, M T Figueiredo,
J Barcarolo, L P Silva, R Munhoz, P G Meirelles
(Brazil)
TuPeG5533 Partnerships for HIV Prevention - developing
national policy for H IV prevention with African
communities living in England
S McLean (United Kingdom)
TuPeG5534 Better practice in policy dialogue and leadership
development for community HIV/AIDS responses
M Ngoe (Kenya)
TuPeG5535 Policy issues related to sex education and AIDS
prevention in Chinese higher education
inistitutes
R Mao', H Zhang', Z Sun', M Qu', X Li2
('China; 2United States)
TuPeG5536 The cost of "Cost-Effectiveness": Pro- and anticorporate visions of HIV treatment and the
politics of H IV "cost-effectiveness" in the
developing world
I Maskovsky, I Davids (United States)
TuPeG5537 Information provider and e-mail network:
an cross-NGO dynamic with African relevance
0 ablonski (France)
TuPeG5538 Hiv/AIDS policy environment in Honduras:
comparative analysis 1996-2001
N P Rivera Scott', E Zelaya2, I A FernandezVasquez' ('Honduras; 2Guatemala)

TuPeG5539 The Passage of Republic Act 8504, "The Philippine
AIDS Prevention and Control Act of 1998"
B B T Tiongco (Philippines)

TuPeG5541 Band-AIDS will not fix a broken drug review
process: the Canadian experience
LD Binder G Hillson (Canada)
TuPeG5542 Tell Us What You Think - a multifaceted
consultation of people living with HIV on the
National HIV and Sexual Health Stategy for
England
N W Partridge, Kinniburgh, G Cairns
(United Kingdom)
TuPeG5543 Use of the internet for national political
mobilisation on HIV campaigning
L Power P Scott, G Covington, N Partridge
(United Kingdom)
TuPeG5544 Decriminalizing sexwork is a necessity
I Maitreya, AK layasree (India)
TuPeG5545 Does a history of trauma contribute to HIV risk
for women of color?
G E Wyatt, H F Myers, 1 K Williams, C RamirezKitchen, T Loeb, I Vargas-Carmona, L E Wyatt,
D Chin N Presley (United States)
TuPeG5546 Self-referral insurance policies and access to
infectious disease specialists for persons with
H IV: findings from the H IV Cost and Services
Utilization Study
K C Heslin, WE Cunningham, R M Andersen
(United States)
TuPeG5547 NGOs influencing health policies on HIV/AIDS at
European level
CSala', A Simon2, VAgnoletto', R Brands3,
B Lindblom4, L Powers5, H Rossert2
('Italy; 2France; 3The Netherlands; 4Finland;
sUnited Kingdom)
TuPeG5548 Policy analysis, formulation and advocacy in
developing the emergency action plan
B T Costantinos (Nigeria)
TuPeG5549 Legal and policy framework to combat
discriminationnin the workplace
J Hodges, M C Chartier, F Lisk, B 0 Alli, M Licata
(Switzerland)
TuPeG555o Lawyer against AIDS: a Brazilian experience in
the advocacy of civil rights
B L Paes R P Luz, A Ochensdorf, M B M Carneiro,
G L Turienzo, R C H Kenchian (Brazil)
TuPeG5551 Increasing accessibility to antiretroviral drugs by
mobilizing non-government and government
sectors - the initiative of a journalist in West
Bengal, India
A Ukil (India)
TuPeG5552 Improving the skills on advocacy in people living
with HIV/AIDS
G Gutierrez (Mexico)
TuPeG5553 The role of government in mobilizing prevention
and control programs in STD/HIV/AIDS
P B A Acharon (Philippines)
TuPeG5554 The American Academy of HIV Medicine: a US
response to the need for HIV specialists
RS Hitt, I L Cade (United States)
TuPeG5555 Investigative journalism exposes fraud claims for
AIDS cure: NGO and Journalist collaboration
Y Ismail (Malaysia)
TuPeG5556 Advocacy at Brazilian national congress - women
and AIDS
E F Saar I R Cortes (Brazil)
TuPeG5557 The need to make HIV carriers acceptable in the
society through HIV/AIDS counseling
00para (Nigeria)

TuPeG5558 Global AIDS Policy: the role of US NGOs
M C Partlow, F Dillon (United States)
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