Trafficking and HIV/AIDS Project
Trafficking and HIV/AIDS Project
Under UNESCO's special mandate for ethnic and indigenous minorities, the Trafficking and HIV/AIDS Project tackles the linked triad of problems—HIV/AIDS, trafficking, and non-traditional drug use—in the Greater Mekong Subregion, by researching, developing, and implementing programmes which crosscut these issues to address the needs of at-risk and vulnerable populations.
This project builds on UNESCO’s regional pillar of “extending international protection to endangered, vulnerable and minority cultures and cultural expressions”.
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Job Announcement
UNESCO Bangkok recruits a monitoring and evaluation expert / team for the project “Promoting Human Rights for Highland Minorities through Citizenship and Birth Registration”
Deadline for application: 15 January 2010
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Soap Opera in Naxi Language The Lijiang Municipal Broadcasting Station will broadcast daily "The Sight of the Snow Mountain", the first soap opera in Naxi language addressing the issues of HIV/AIDS and human trafficking. The radio drama will be played three times per day at 9:35, 18:15, 23:30. All programmes can be dowloaded from the station's website: www.LijiangTV.com. (Chinese version only)
Production and Distribution of Audio Materials of UNESCO Radio Soap Operas in Minority Languages
The Culture Unit of UNESCO Bangkok has begun distribution of audio materials of its ethnic minority language radio soap operas for the prevention of HIV/AIDS, trafficking and drug abuse across the Upper Mekong Sub-region.
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