Примеры использования Hiv-related stigma на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To reduce HIV-related stigma;
HIV-related stigma further contributes to the discrimination faced by women owing to their unequal status in society.
Working to end marginalization and HIV-related stigma and discrimination.
Measuring HIV-related stigma within the general population.
Conducting research on epidemiology, HIV-related stigma and service delivery.
Overcoming HIV-related stigma and discrimination in healthcare settings and beyond.
We have also introduced new educational programmes to tackle HIV-related stigma and discrimination.
Eliminating HIV-related stigma and discrimination by 2020.
We will continue to work closely with our partners to counter all HIV-related stigma and discrimination.
HIV-related stigma was found to be particularly present among health-service providers, police and teachers.
Fear of a positive test result and future HIV-related stigma is a powerful deterrent to HIV testing.
HIV-related stigma acts as a barrier to prevention, testing, disclosure, treatment and care.
HIV treatment also has the potential to reduce HIV-related stigma and discrimination, since it dramatically lowers the risk of HIV transmission.
Yet the world remains far from eliminating punitive laws that perpetuate HIV-related stigma and discrimination.
UNAIDS warns that HIV-related stigma and discrimination is preventing people from accessing HIV services.
Until this is recognized by governments,any policies and programmes to eliminate HIV-related stigma and discrimination will fail.
But HIV-related stigma and discrimination severely hamper efforts to effectively address the epidemic.
Respect our rights by enacting laws and policies that uphold the rights of all people with HIV andconsequently reduce HIV-related stigma.
A technical consultation on HIV-related stigma reduction interventions, in London in September 2010.
This speaks volumes about the importance of our networks as an integral constituent in addressing HIV-related stigma, discrimination and human rights violations.
HIV-related stigma and acts of discrimination against people living with HIV reported by health-care providers include the following.
These laws increase women's risk of violence and abuse,and promote HIV-related stigma, undermining public health and women's rights.
In particular, HIV-related stigma and discrimination remains a significant obstacle to increasing the demand for and uptake of essential services as well as to client retention.
The International AIDS Candlelight Memorial serves as a community mobilization campaign to raise social awareness about HIV/AIDS and to break down HIV-related stigma.
Countries in every region report that HIV-related stigma and the marginalization of vulnerable populations impede efforts to fight the epidemic.
Capacity strengthening and engagement of national human rights institutions and parliamentarians has also been a priority for addressing HIV-related stigma and discrimination.
Although progress has been noted, HIV-related stigma and discrimination are still highly prevalent globally and are not yet being suffi ciently addressed.
Laws that specifically criminalize HIV non-disclosure,exposure, or transmission thus primarily exacerbate HIV-related stigma and decrease HIV service uptake.
Along with gender inequity and violence, HIV-related stigma and discrimination remain significant deterrents for women needing to access and adhere to services.
Applying criminal law to HIV exposure or transmission can reinforce the stereotype that people living with HIV are immoral and irresponsible,further entrenching HIV-related stigma.