World AIDS Day 2015

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(Shot in Ethiopia October 2015)

Entoto Beth Artisan, a local business that employs around 120 women living with HIV to make leather goods and traditional jewellery.

Wide shot - Addis Ababa city

Addis Ababa street, traffic

CU Flag of Ethiopia

Entoto Beth Artisan entrance and sign

CU women working at wooden table

CU jewelry

Women standing together

Crowd shots

SOT Woman working at Entoto Artisan Centre (Amharic): I’m Zoditu Azen, my life wasn’t good before this. I used to earn money by carrying wood in the mountain. It was a difficult life because of my HIV status but since I joined here I am comfortable, it’s a much better life that I am leading.

SOT Michel Sidibé, UNAIDS Executive Director (English): We have millions of people left behind… There are 22 million people living with HIV who are not accessing treatment. Their life is hanging in the balance. The job is not done, it is unfinished business. If we stop, if we don't continue our efforts, unfortunately we will have a rebound in the epidemic.

We have been moving from despair to hope. Let us end this epidemic by 2030.

(Shot in Ethiopia, 2014)

Wide shot Fanaye Hailu and other women walking

Fanaye preparing coffee her daughter joining along

CU mother and daughter hugging

Fanaye with a young woman leafing through a visual guide regarding HIV prevention.

Fanaye Hailu is a woman living with HIV since the age of 17. Antiretroviral therapy made the virus nearly undetectable in her body and when she was pregnant and breastfeeding she adhered to her treatment. Her baby girl named Betty was born HIV free and is now nearly ten. Fanaye teaches other women in her community about prevention and treatment.

(Shot in Panama October 2015)

HIV Prevention and Counselling for women

Edith Tristan is a Panamanian woman living with HIV, member of the International Community of women with HIV/AIDS since 1997. She follows up on human rights violations against people living with HIV and monitors health care to people living with HIV.

(Shot in India 2014)

Transgender AIDS activist Simran Sheikh

Simran Sheikh arriving at counselling center

Settling in at desk

CU of her face

Counselling session with individual man

UPSOUND “always use a condom”

Counselling with men and transgender group

Simran Sheikh at home looking in mirror

Preparing coffee

Taking her antiretroviral treatment

CU glass

CU pill box

SOT Simran Sheikh (in English): Transgender people are particularly at risk of HIV is first and foremost because of the lack of opportunity, they are pushed into begging, into sex work. ///

I mostly motivate my community members, my friends, my peers to come and avail the free treatment which is available at the government hospitals.

OTHER:

Gabon youth (classroom setting // woodworking workshop)

China health clinic

Blood Testing facility

Peer Counselling

Condom demonstration

Cambodia Rapid HIV test

Woman wearing surgical gloves

Prepping hand, finger prick

PHOTOS

Harm Reduction Center (needle exchange center)