Nomadic News / 2006 [11]

Editorial

Lucy Mulenkei

2

Indigenous nomadic pastoralists speak out on HIV/AIDS

Nomadic News Writer

4-6

Women's Rights and HIV/AIDS

Jeanette Bii - IIN

7-8

HIV/AIDS in Samburu and Dol Dol, Kenya

Susanna Blankley - IIN

9-11

HIV/AIDS among the Karamojong

Simon Lomoi

12-13

Cultures in West Pokot provide fertile grounds for HIV/AIDS

Rhoda Rotino

14-15

HIV/AIDS - The Pastoralist perspective

Hubbie Hussein - Womankind

16

Female genital mutilations in Pokot community

Rhoda Rotino - World Vision

17-19

Women's health in a sick world

Yifat Susskind - MADRE

20-26

The Hidden Hills, A walk in the clouds

R. S. Mayori

27-29

Asia singled out as being particularly at risk of HIV/AIDS infection

Sarah Boseley

Randeep Ramesh

29

Indigenous women victims of violence

Elizabeth Rappaport

30

Ogoni and the struggle against HIV/AIDS

Legborsi Saro

31-32

Neglect of AIDS orphans fuels school drop - out

33

Working together to improve health for indigenous peoples

Nomadic News

34

Sustainable livelihoods and landscapes: Stakeholders gather to take stock of good practices for livestock management

35-36

HIV/AIDS in Southern Sudan

Agnes Lox

37-39

Indigenous women should know their rights

Nomadic News Writer

40-42

AIDS: Who is to blame?

Susanna Blankley - IIN

43-44

Female genital mutilation has no value in society

Nomadic News Writer

44

HIV Infection rates decreasing in several countries but global number of people living with HIV continues torRise

45-46

AIDS rates rise in indigenous groups in Australia

46

Africa Action releases "Africa policy outlook 2006"

Nomadic News Writer

47

Rukia Ahmed Wario: Our positive role model for pastoralists living with HIV/AIDS

48-50

What the minority hunter gatherersgsay about HIV/AIDS

Edna Kaptoyo

Janet BII

51-52

Women's day in Samburu, Kenya

Susanna Blankley - IIN

53-54

People with HIV/AIDS lose as drug companies gain

Salih Booker

Ann - Louise Colgan

55

Maasai community radio in Tanzania

Dominique Rouleau

Krista Nerland

56

Planting a seed of self - sufficiency

Edmund Sanders

57-58

HIV/AIDS : A dangerous threat

Ghaishatou Ghai

59

The forgotten ones: Indigenous peoples and HIV/AIDS

60-61

Economies worst placed to cope with knock-on effects of drought

IRIN

62-64

The Curitiba Declaration of the Indigenous Women's Biodiversity Network (IWBN)

65-66

International Indigenous Forum on Biodiversity at Convention on Biological Diversity 8 Conference of the Parties

67-69

Uganda : "Abstinence - only" programs hijack AIDS success story

70

Water : Women have a crucial role to play

Diego Cevallos

71