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Commentary & Opinion Afghanistan Should Support HIV Prevention Campaign, Editorial SaysJune 7, 2006 Afghanistan should support an extensive prevention campaign that aims to combat the spread of HIV, particularly among the younger generation, a Herat News Center editorial says. The government and social and civic organizations should "join hands" to create a program that will provide adequate information about the "obvious, imminent danger" of HIV/AIDS and methods to prevent the spread of the disease, the editorial says. According to the editorial, organizations and departments in the country need to make "concerted efforts" to educate the people about the virus; "well-informed" groups should use mosques and schools to publicize the campaign; media outlets should broadcast various programs concerning HIV/AIDS; and the World Health Organization should provide an "adequate budget" to print HIV prevention education material (Herat News Center, 6/4). Back to other news for June 7, 2006
This article was provided by Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. It is a part of the publication Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report. Visit the Kaiser Family Foundation's website to find out more about their activities, publications and services.
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