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Taking Risks or Taking Responsibility

The global AIDS epidemic is driven by men. Men have more opportunity to contract and transmit HIV; men usually determine the circumstances of intercourse, and men often refuse to protect themselves and their partners. The first section of this book examines the relationship between menâ€™s actions and AIDS worldwide, the impact of those actions on men and women and initiatives designed to help men protect themselves and their partners. The second section illustrates many different aspects of the relationshipâ€”from machismo in Mexico to drug injection in Russia, from men in prison in Brazil to men living with HIV in Thailand, from men as fathers in the Ivory Coast to men who have sex with men in Kenya. Men undoubtedly take risks in relation to HIV. Whether or not they should also take responsibility for transmission of the virus, and how they can do soâ€”this book offers insights.

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ISBN:	9781870670401
AUTHOR	Panos Institue
RELEASED	2006-03-18

PRINT	London & New York 1999,
WL CODE	I8198
SIZE	250 pp., 125 x 200 mm
BOOK WEIGHT	0.340 Kg
PACKING WEIGHT	0.200 Kg

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