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the Jakarta Globe, 24 August 2014
Balikpapan. Andi Muhammad Aslam's journey of activism began 11 years ago, when he sought an escape from routine by visiting a house of a relative in Bontang, East Kalimantan.
The resource-rich city is known as one of the richest regions in Indonesia thanks to its natural gas production, but Aslam happened to stay near one of the darkest corners of the "city of gas," namely the red-light district of Prakla.
He was alone in those days in 2003, wandering aimlessly around nearby fishing villages, ports and tourist sites, when he stumbled upon the prostitution area.
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the Star, 25 August 2014
Although HIV and Aids have highly been demystified, the government is warning of dire consequences if the current behavioural trend continue.
According to statistics on the effects of the disease that continues to tear families apart while affecting the overall performance of the economy, Homa Bay has been ranked as the county with the highest new HIV/Aids infection rate, with Nairobi bearing the burden of most people living with the deadly virus at 177,552.
Sadly still, six out of nine counties that account for 65 per cent of new infections countrywide are from the former Nyanza province, with the other three, Nakuru, Turkana and Bomet, Rift Valley.
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Ghan Gov, 25 August 2014
President John Dramani Mahama last Friday said Ghana had the potential to reduce the incidence of HIV and AIDS new infections to zero per cent if proper regulations are adhered to.
He said currently, government had managed to reduce the prevalence rate of new infections from 12,000 to 7,000 new infections for the past few years, whiles the national prevalence rate had also reduced from four per cent to 1.3 per cent at the same period.
President Mahama said this when Mr Michel Sibide, United Nations Executive Director called on him at the Flagstaff House, Kanda.
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Tribun News, 25 Agustus 2014
TRIBUNNEWS.COM, KENDAL - Hingga Agustus 2014, sebanyak 15 penderita AIDS di Kabupaten Kendal Jawa Tengah meninggal dunia. Mereka kebanyakan perempuan.
Kepala Bidang Pelayanan, Pemeriksaan dan Pengobatan Dinas Kesehatan Kendal (DKK), Siswanto, Senin (25/8/2014) mengatakan, tiap tahun penderita HIV/AIDS di Kabupaten Kendal terus meningkat. Untuk tahun 2014 ini, sudah ada tambahan 55 penderita dan 15 di antaranya meninggal dunia.
"Kalau total penderita HIV/AIDS di Kabupaten Kendal, menurut data ada 396 penderita. 258 orang terkena HIV dan 138 mengidap AIDS," katanya.
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Kompas, 25 Agustus 2014
KENDAL, KOMPAS.com - Hingga Agustus 2014, sudah ada 15 penderita AIDS di Kabupaten Kendal Jawa Tengah meninggal dunia. Mereka kebanyakan perempuan. Hal itu dikatakan oleh kepala Bidang Pelayanan, Pemeriksaan dan Pengobatan Dinas Kesehatan Kendal (DKK), Siswanto, Senin (25/8/2014).
Siswanto menambahkan, tiap tahun penderita HIV/AIDS di Kabupaten Kendal terus meningkat. Untuk tahun 2014 ini, sudah ada tambahan 55 penderita dan 15 diantaranya meninggal dunia.
"Kalau total penderita HIV/AIDS di Kabupaten Kendal, menurut data ada 396 penderita. 258 orang terkena HIV dan 138 mengidap AIDS," katanya.
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