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HIV/AIDS is a mater of concern all over the globe. Unfortunately, the HIV/AIDS epidemic nears the end of its third decade, which has gained a pandemic status and the discovery and refinements of strategies to prevent and treat HIV remain critical. Recent reports provide hope that the pandemic possibly will be slowing in some regions, while continuing to flow in others. In this regard this study is an initiative towards the sensitivity of the issue in Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK). Moreover, this research shows that the international human rights law recognizes the rights and gives protection to…mehr

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HIV/AIDS is a mater of concern all over the globe. Unfortunately, the HIV/AIDS epidemic nears the end of its third decade, which has gained a pandemic status and the discovery and refinements of strategies to prevent and treat HIV remain critical. Recent reports provide hope that the pandemic possibly will be slowing in some regions, while continuing to flow in others. In this regard this study is an initiative towards the sensitivity of the issue in Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK). Moreover, this research shows that the international human rights law recognizes the rights and gives protection to individuals suffering from HIV/AIDS thus AJK Legislative Assembly should enact these recommendations through domestic legislation, to prevent this disease and, to provide care, support and treatment to the persons living with HIV/AIDS. This enactment will be helpful to remove the threats of the epidemic from the vulnerability of population and sensitivity of the region. The study also emphasizes that We must hate disease, not the patient'!
Autorenporträt
El autor ha completado una maestría en derecho internacional en la Universidad Islámica Internacional. Trabaja como profesor visitante de derecho en la IIU, como abogado y activista de derechos humanos en Islamabad, Pakistán. Anteriormente ha trabajado con ONG; Mercy Corps (Reino Unido) y Muslim Hands (Reino Unido) en Bagh AJK durante la rehabilitación del terremoto de 2005.