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Thailand’s first National Seminar for men who have sex with men (MSM) and transgender (TG) people on 29-31 May 2012 in Bangkok provides an opportunity for civil society organizations, networks and stakeholders working on HIV and AIDS to share experience and lessons learned and to strengthen their collaborated efforts in eradicating stigma and discrimination and reducing new infection rates.
UNESCO’s Asia-Pacific Regional Bureau for Education has produced a short film highlighting the challenges faced by LGBT students and practical steps that have been taken in schools in Thailand to promote healthy, safe learning environments for all.
UNESCO Headquarters in Paris will be hosting the Meeting on Effective Policy and Practice to Address Homophobic Bullying in Educational Institutions on 16 May 2012, the eve of the International Day Against Homophobia/Transphobia (IDAHO). IDAHO’s theme this year is “Combating Homophobia In Education and Through Education”.
This April issue covers: NewGEN Asia: What's it all about?; NewGEN Asia mentorship programme -- How to get the most out of it?; Words from our Mentees and Mentors; Forthcoming NewGEN Asia actitvities in 2012
African Democracy Institute Idasa has completed an assessment on how HIV and AIDS and other development issues feature in journalism curricula at four academic institutions in South Africa.
Over 1 billion young people between the age of 10 and 24 live in Asia and the Pacific. Most of them live in developing countries. And while there has been great progress in recent years, many of them face multi-faceted problems.
UNESCO, 2012 The Practical Guidelines for Supporting EDUCAIDS Implementation provide practical and simple guidance that can be used by UNESCO colleagues as well as other partners including UNAIDS Cosponsors, to support the implementation of comprehensive education sector responses to HIV and AIDS at country level.
This report provides an overview of the work of the UNTG on AIDS between 2007 and 2011, highlighting the key achievements in the various areas of UN work in HIV/AIDS in Mongolia.
In a national study, only 15% of the young people surveyed had access to information from their parents or teachers on any kind of sexuality education. By the age of 18, 28% of Indian women will have given birth to a child and 49% will be married.
This video presents insights on HIV by young girls and boys living in East London, South Africa, shares through participatory arts workshops facilitated by the School of Health Sciences at the University of Fort Hare and Young Insights for Planning (YIP).
