HIV and AIDS: Senseless gap between working class movements
Peer education is an important response to HIV/AIDS in South African companies. Yet the relationship between thousands of workplace peer …
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Holding of Cosatu special congress: Unions want unity and action
In letters to the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) president Sidumo Dlamini, unions are asking the federation to …
HIV peer educators a major response
Thousands of HIV/AIDS peer educators have come forward in workplaces all over South Africa. David Dickinson tells of a recent …
HIV Prevention: Medical model misses crucial understanding
Information is widely available on HIV/AIDS yet the pandemic rages on. Sepetla Molapo spoke to mineworkers about their attitudes to …
HIV women’s health neglected
At an HIV/AIDS conference earlier this year it became clear that although women are the major group living with HIV/AIDS …
HIV/AIDS and corporate responsibility
John Betton explores whether HIV/AIDS is redefining global corporate responsibility in a paper presented at the recent IRASA conference in …
HIV/AIDS and employment
Draft for the National Economic Development and Labour Council – August 1995.
HIV/AIDS and life assurance
By Mark Heywood
HIV/AIDS and the media Is this sector up to speed
The media industry has been rather critical (rightly so, at times) of government’s handling of the AIDS epidemic. A study …
HIV/AIDS in the workplace whose responsibility is it
Leading trade unionists have questioned government’s stance on HIV/AIDS. Renee Grawitzky interviews four AIDS educators on the attitudes of organised …