UNAIDS: The First 10 Years

UNAIDS The First 10 Years280human rights and stigma 251–2increasing access to treatment 247–8UNAIDS as global reference point 247UNAIDS as pathfinder to UN reform 248–9refugees, UN Office of High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) 220, 226Rehnstrom, Joel (UNAIDS China Country Coordinator) 162Reid, Elizabeth (UNDP delegate) 31reports/indicators, time/money spent compiling for donors 184–5repressive legislation 16immigration laws 16responses to AIDS epidemic 7–25development of UNAIDS 27–45early days 7–8UN/WHO 13–25Rio de Janeiro meeting (2000) 127Rio Group, at UNGASS 133Roedy, Bill (MTV President) 90, 135, 182Roman Catholic Churchand CAFOD 65Vatican 80, 211Rome Declaration, High-Level Forum on Harmonization 185Russian Global Media Partnership to Combat HIV/AIDS 183Rwanda, need for ‘wrap-around’ srvices 261Rwanda Women’s Network 252SSaba, Joseph, HIV Drugs Access Initiative 69San Francisco Chronicle (1996), on Vancouver Conference 60Sawyer, Eric (Founder of ActUp) 60Schoultz, Kristan (Botswana UN Resident Coordinator, also Kenya) 83, 84, 185, 204–75, 216Schwartlander, Bernhard (UNAIDS Chief Epidemiologist) 58, 76–7 88, 124, 159, 164, 167scientific and technical innovation 262SenegalENDA-Tiers Monde 20reduction in prevalence 49, 61sex education, and sexual behaviour 62sex workershuman rights and stigma 251–52prevalence of HIV infection 101, 145and work migrations 63–4sexual behaviour, changes in 243–4Shakarishvili, Anna (UNAIDS Country Coordinator) 142Sherry, Jim (UNICEF, UNAIDS Director of Programme Development) 28, 95, 106Sidibe, Michel (Director of Country Support at UNAIDS) 149–50, 186–7, 191