AIDS Speech

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In this article, the writer examines how AIDS affects women in particular. This paper looks at the feminization of AIDS, especially in Africa. In the discussion of AIDS in this article, the writer notes that war has resulted in thousands of girls and women being raped and infected in Africa. This paper also looks at statistics of AIDS in the United States, with particular reference to African American women.

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"The UN Security Council has recognized the growing security threat of HIV AIDS by adopting a Resolution and by the UN AIDS Office of AIDS establishing the Office of AIDS Security and Humanitarian Resources in July. A Declaration of Commitment on HIV AIDS was adopted in June and the UN AIDS Secretariat developed a two-year strategic work plan to strengthen leadership and partnerships on HIV AIDS as a security issue. The UN AIDS Security and Humanitarian Response focuses on three main areas: international security, which includes international peacekeepers, national security ... "

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