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联合国就艾滋男童发声：羞辱和歧视必须停止
2014-12-21
来源：四川在线-天府早报 作者：颜雪李俊
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2014-12-21
来源：四川在线-天府早报 作者：颜雪李俊
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联合国首次就单个艾滋病患者发表声明，指出羞辱和歧视是应对艾滋病战役中最大的敌人 天府早报记者颜雪实习生李俊 昨日，联合国艾滋病规划署、开发计划署、世界卫生组织和儿童基金会就西充8岁艾滋病男童坤坤的事件发表声明称：“羞辱和歧视是应对艾滋病战役中最大的敌人。所有形式和情境下的羞辱和歧视必须要停止。”随后，记者联系上联合国儿童基金会艾滋病项目官员、艾滋病专家许文青（音）。 他享有家庭生活的权利 昨日，针对8岁西充患艾男孩坤坤，联合国艾滋病规划署发表523字声明。关于首先曝出此事的媒体称：“200村民写联名信欲驱逐8岁艾滋男童”。许文青表示：“孩子不应该受到这种待遇，艾滋病儿童也有享受家庭生活和社会融合的权利，可以通过正常的家庭教育、社会环境健康成长，最后成为对社会有用的人。” “在这个事件中，也反映出老百姓对艾滋病传播的认识不足，以及表决时多数人对少数人的‘暴政’。”许文青说。对于声明之后，联合国会不会采取进一步帮助呢？许文青表示还不能确定，她透露联合国的艾滋病帮扶都是和政府采取项目合作的方式，并不针对单个艾滋病患者进行帮扶合作。“就我所知，联合国就单个艾滋病患者发表声明还是第一次。” 不宜由儿童福利院抚养 “艾滋病病人的所有信息都应该高度保密，其他机构不应该泄露，但案例中是男孩爷爷说的，可能他也没想到事情的严重性。”许文青说。有网友认为，生活在坤坤周围的同村村民享有知情权，许文青回应：“这里并不涉及知情权的问题，健康生病都是个人的问题。” 据悉，在没有政府援助的情况下，坤坤的爷爷并不愿意再抚养坤坤。很多网友也建议坤坤去儿童福利院或者由他人抚养，许文青认为：“家庭可以让儿童了解接触正常的社会生活和交往，现在给予他家庭生活非常重要。”许文青还透露，18岁前中国每个艾滋病儿童每月补助600元是政府提供的免费福利，同时艾滋病患者也可以接受免费的艾滋病治疗。
http://news.sohu.com/20141221/n407140241.shtml
2014-12-21
来源：四川在线-天府早报 作者：颜雪李俊
联合国首次就单个艾滋病患者发表声明，指出羞辱和歧视是应对艾滋病战役中最大的敌人
天府早报记者颜雪实习生李俊
昨日，联合国艾滋病规划署、开发计划署、世界卫生组织和儿童基金会就西充8岁艾滋病男童坤坤的事件发表声明称：“羞辱和歧视是应对艾滋病战役中最大的敌人。所有形式和情境下的羞辱和歧视必须要停止。”随后，记者联系上联合国儿童基金会艾滋病项目官员、艾滋病专家许文青（音）。
他享有家庭生活的权利
昨日，针对8岁西充患艾男孩坤坤，联合国艾滋病规划署发表523字声明。关于首先曝出此事的媒体称：“200村民写联名信欲驱逐8岁艾滋男童”。许文青表示：“孩子不应该受到这种待遇，艾滋病儿童也有享受家庭生活和社会融合的权利，可以通过正常的家庭教育、社会环境健康成长，最后成为对社会有用的人。”
“在这个事件中，也反映出老百姓对艾滋病传播的认识不足，以及表决时多数人对少数人的‘暴政’。”许文青说。对于声明之后，联合国会不会采取进一步帮助呢？许文青表示还不能确定，她透露联合国的艾滋病帮扶都是和政府采取项目合作的方式，并不针对单个艾滋病患者进行帮扶合作。“就我所知，联合国就单个艾滋病患者发表声明还是第一次。”
不宜由儿童福利院抚养
“艾滋病病人的所有信息都应该高度保密，其他机构不应该泄露，但案例中是男孩爷爷说的，可能他也没想到事情的严重性。”许文青说。有网友认为，生活在坤坤周围的同村村民享有知情权，许文青回应：“这里并不涉及知情权的问题，健康生病都是个人的问题。”
据悉，在没有政府援助的情况下，坤坤的爷爷并不愿意再抚养坤坤。很多网友也建议坤坤去儿童福利院或者由他人抚养，许文青认为：“家庭可以让儿童了解接触正常的社会生活和交往，现在给予他家庭生活非常重要。”许文青还透露，18岁前中国每个艾滋病儿童每月补助600元是政府提供的免费福利，同时艾滋病患者也可以接受免费的艾滋病治疗。
http://news.sohu.com/20141221/n407140241.shtml联合国就艾滋男童发声：羞辱和歧视必须停止
2014-12-21
来源：四川在线-天府早报 作者：颜雪李俊
联合国首次就单个艾滋病患者发表声明，指出羞辱和歧视是应对艾滋病战役中最大的敌人 天府早报记者颜雪实习生李俊 昨日，联合国艾滋病规划署、开发计划署、世界卫生组织和儿童基金会就西充8岁艾滋病男童坤坤的事件发表声明称：“羞辱和歧视是应对艾滋病战役中最大的敌人。所有形式和情境下的羞辱和歧视必须要停止。”随后，记者联系上联合国儿童基金会艾滋病项目官员、艾滋病专家许文青（音）。 他享有家庭生活的权利 昨日，针对8岁西充患艾男孩坤坤，联合国艾滋病规划署发表523字声明。关于首先曝出此事的媒体称：“200村民写联名信欲驱逐8岁艾滋男童”。许文青表示：“孩子不应该受到这种待遇，艾滋病儿童也有享受家庭生活和社会融合的权利，可以通过正常的家庭教育、社会环境健康成长，最后成为对社会有用的人。” “在这个事件中，也反映出老百姓对艾滋病传播的认识不足，以及表决时多数人对少数人的‘暴政’。”许文青说。对于声明之后，联合国会不会采取进一步帮助呢？许文青表示还不能确定，她透露联合国的艾滋病帮扶都是和政府采取项目合作的方式，并不针对单个艾滋病患者进行帮扶合作。“就我所知，联合国就单个艾滋病患者发表声明还是第一次。” 不宜由儿童福利院抚养 “艾滋病病人的所有信息都应该高度保密，其他机构不应该泄露，但案例中是男孩爷爷说的，可能他也没想到事情的严重性。”许文青说。有网友认为，生活在坤坤周围的同村村民享有知情权，许文青回应：“这里并不涉及知情权的问题，健康生病都是个人的问题。” 据悉，在没有政府援助的情况下，坤坤的爷爷并不愿意再抚养坤坤。很多网友也建议坤坤去儿童福利院或者由他人抚养，许文青认为：“家庭可以让儿童了解接触正常的社会生活和交往，现在给予他家庭生活非常重要。”许文青还透露，18岁前中国每个艾滋病儿童每月补助600元是政府提供的免费福利，同时艾滋病患者也可以接受免费的艾滋病治疗。
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http://www.unaids.org.cn/cn/inde ... Updates&class=2
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UN STATEMENT ON Discrimination on Village petition to "isolate" a 8 years old child living with HIV in Sichuan
2014-12-19
UN STATEMENT
Beijing, 19 December 2014 - All people, living with and affected by HIV, including children, are entitled to the same rights as others.
The United Nations is deeply concerned by reports of a child living with HIV in Xichong County, Sichuan Province, being discriminated against and stigmatized by health care providers and many others in his community.
Stigma and discrimination are our biggest enemies in the fight to end HIV. Stigma and discrimination – in all forms and in any circumstances – are unacceptable, and they must stop. There is no reason to exclude someone with HIV – adult or child – from normal life. But sadly, this week’s reports demonstrate that breaching confidentiality, ignorance and fear continue to have devastating consequences for those living with HIV.
Today, we have the tools to stop the epidemic. New HIV infections are declining globally. Better and simpler treatment, using one-pill once-a-day fixed-dose combinations are available – so that people with HIV can live long and normal lives.
Children living with HIV, with access to lifelong antiretroviral treatment, support and care – can live normal lives, and grow up to become happy, healthy, and productive citizens.
The biggest barriers to this are stigma and discrimination, which fundamentally undermine progress towards ending the HIV epidemic: because they stop people living with HIV from getting tested for HIV, and accessing treatment including life-saving antiretroviral treatment. Discriminating against someone living with HIV is a fundamental breach of basic rights, as well as a breach of China’s national law as set out in the National AIDS Regulations.
The United Nations in China calls on everyone to work to end discrimination against and stigmatization of people living with HIV by promoting correct knowledge on HIV and AIDS; quality HIV confidential counseling and testing, treatment, and family and community support.
补个链接
UN STATEMENT ON Discrimination on Village petition to "isolate" a 8 years old child living with HIV in Sichuan
2014-12-19
UN STATEMENT
Beijing, 19 December 2014 - All people, living with and affected by HIV, including children, are entitled to the same rights as others.
The United Nations is deeply concerned by reports of a child living with HIV in Xichong County, Sichuan Province, being discriminated against and stigmatized by health care providers and many others in his community.
Stigma and discrimination are our biggest enemies in the fight to end HIV. Stigma and discrimination – in all forms and in any circumstances – are unacceptable, and they must stop. There is no reason to exclude someone with HIV – adult or child – from normal life. But sadly, this week’s reports demonstrate that breaching confidentiality, ignorance and fear continue to have devastating consequences for those living with HIV.
Today, we have the tools to stop the epidemic. New HIV infections are declining globally. Better and simpler treatment, using one-pill once-a-day fixed-dose combinations are available – so that people with HIV can live long and normal lives.
Children living with HIV, with access to lifelong antiretroviral treatment, support and care – can live normal lives, and grow up to become happy, healthy, and productive citizens.
The biggest barriers to this are stigma and discrimination, which fundamentally undermine progress towards ending the HIV epidemic: because they stop people living with HIV from getting tested for HIV, and accessing treatment including life-saving antiretroviral treatment. Discriminating against someone living with HIV is a fundamental breach of basic rights, as well as a breach of China’s national law as set out in the National AIDS Regulations.
The United Nations in China calls on everyone to work to end discrimination against and stigmatization of people living with HIV by promoting correct knowledge on HIV and AIDS; quality HIV confidential counseling and testing, treatment, and family and community support.
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