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Speaking freely on HIV
These testimonies were gathered from members of HIV social movements in South Africa and Namibia. They highlight the powerful role social movements can play in tackling HIV and AIDS - helping to connect people and bring about inclusive social change.
Overview of the Speaking freely collection
Namibia
Members of the International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS (ICW) talk about their involvement in this network run for, and by, HIV-positive women.
South Africa
Contributions from three HIV social movements: Treatment Action Campaign, Khululeka and Engender Health.
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- Living with poverty - Mozambique
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