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

Oral Sessions io:3o - 12:00

Tuesday July 9

Tuesday

F05 i Enhancing Drug Users' Ability to Reduce Harm
4 Oral Abstract Session
Venue: Hall 5:7
Date: Tuesday, July 09, 2002
Time: 1o:3o- 12:oo
Chairs: Alex Wodak, Australia
Richard Needle, United States
10:30 TuOrF1162 Harm Reduction policy implemented by
the Brazilian AIDS Programme - Ministry
of Health
D Gandolfi (Brazil)
10:45 TuOrF1163 Peer-based harm reduction intervention
for HIV prevention in injection drug users
in Northern Vietnam
TH Vuong, H T Pham, A Q Chu, Y N Le,
K V Dang, K T Nguyen (Vietnam)
11:00oo TuOrF1164 Harm reduction strategies to prevent H IV
infection among drug users in Belarus
A A Kamlyk (Belarus)
11:15 TuOrF1165 New York State's Expanded Syringe Access
Demonstration Program (ESAP): a
statewide intervention to prevent HIV/AIDS
G S Birkhead, 5 JKlein, A R Candelas,
H A Plavin, M Narcisse-Pean
(United States)
11:30 TuOrF1166 Implementation of comprehensive
harm reduction interventions in Spain:
1993-2000
A Rodds, M Suarez, C Menoyo,
L De la Fuente, A Bolea, F Parras (Spain)
11:45 TuOrF1167 The first injection room in Geneva: a long
marathon ending in a real partnership
among different public actors
C Berthet, C Mani, F Hubner
(Switzerland)
G04 Using the Law to Advance Human Rights in AIDS
40 Oral Abstract Session
Venue: Hall 2:2
Date: Tuesday, July 09, 2002
Time: 10:30- 12:00
Chairs: Miriam Maluwa, UNAIDS
Carlos Valerio, Costa Rica
10:30 TuOrG1168 Reviewing programming on HIV/AIDS,
human rights and development
D Patterson, R Elliott, R Jurgens (Canada)
10:45 TuOrG1169 HIV/AIDS human rights litigation and
destigmatization: the Africa experience
J N Ezeilo (Nigeria)
11:oo TuOrG11l7o Informed consent: a review of the
experiences of South African clinical trial
researchers
K Van Loon, G C Lindegger, CM Slack
(South Africa)
11:15 TuOrG1171 Conflicting priorities in the HIV/AIDS
epidemic: tensions between individual
and collective rights in HIV/AIDS policies
throughout Latin America
N Varas-Dfaz, I Toro-Alfonso (Puerto Rico)
11:30 TuOrG1172 Mandatory HIV testing in the military:
legal and human rights issues
L Stoltz, R JLrgens, D Patterson (Canada)
11:45 TuOrG1173 Legal advice and support project:
fighting for the consolidation of the
PWAs' rights and for the elaboration of

AIDS public policies
I Carvalho C Varela, B Maia (Brazil)

10:30 TuOr15o
10:45 TuOr'51
11:00oo TuOr152
11:15 TuOr153

Resource needs
Stefano Bertozzi (Mexico)
Sectoral impact: What we know, don't
know and need to know: The true costs
of AIDS
Alan Whiteside (South Africa)
Models for financing treatment and care
Hans Binswanqer (United States)
Resource flows
Christopher Kivonga TBC (Uganda)

Educating Desire: Case Studies in HIV/AIDS
SYE01 and Sexuality Education
0 Symposium Session
Venue: Hall 2:4
Date: Tuesday, July 09, 2002
Time: 10:30 - 12:00
Chairs: Marian Pitts, Australia
Maite Suarez, Spain
10:30 TuOrE154 Conceptual framework
Peter Aggleton (United Kingdom)
lo:5o TuOrE155 Case study: Southern Africa
Mary Crewe (South Africa)
11:10o TuOrE156 Case study: Sao Paulo, Brazil
Vera Paiva (Brazil)
11:30 TuOrE156B HIV/AIDS and education: a global
strategic approach
Gudmund Hernes (UNESCO)
NOTES

Bs04 Money Matters: Financing the Global Epidemic
O Bridging Session
Venue: Hall 1:2
Date: Tuesday, July 09, 2002
Time: o10:3o - 12:oo00
Chairs: Debrework Zewdie, World Bank
Lieve Fransen, European Commission

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