Promise Mthembu on reproductive rights and her fight to stop forced sterilization

At the United Nations High Level Meeting on HIV/AIDS in 2006, world leaders reaffirmed that the full realization of all human rights and fundamental freedoms for all is an essential element in the global response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

Yet, 25 years into the AIDS epidemic, the essential element remains the missing piece in the fight against AIDS.

International organizations produced the joint statement: "Human Rights and HIV/AIDS Now More Than Ever - 10 Reasons Why Human Rights Should Occupy the Center of the Global AIDS Struggle". This joint statement, endorsed by over 650 organizations and networks worldwide, affirms that, now more than ever, human rights should occupy the center of the global struggle against HIV and AIDS.

The Hungarian Civil Liberties Union produced a series of short films to help explain why human rights is so important, and to call organizations worldwide to join the call and endorse the joint statement at:

www.HIVhumanrightsnow.org

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[TheYaom]

yes, let the poor and ignorant of the world breed and breed and breed like rabbits..... 7billion people is not enough, the world needs at least 24 billion people, most of them starving and poor!!!!