We can tell them: AIDS doesn’t come through being together
In this report, ICRW, Kara Counseling and ZAMBART combine the findings from a key study of children’s experiences of HIV-related stigma in Zambia with a study of stigma in the wider community to arrive at a holistic picture of children’s experiences of HIV-related stigma and discrimination from the perspective of adults and children within the same communities.
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