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Rohingya and Palestine share common ground in their plight – they are both victims of genocide in their respective countries, but receive vastly different treatment, almost at opposite ends of the spectrum, on social media.
Experts are urging the government to improve its approach and messaging in risk communication to avoid stigmatizing both the disease and patients amid a mpox casesthe country see more cases in the past few weeks.
Rita Widiadana, a founding board member of APCAT Media, spoke with UNAIDS Indonesia director Krittayawan Boonto about the UN's new road map, The Path that Ends AIDS, and what Indonesia can do to meet the global goal of ending HIV/AIDS by 2030.
The risks of mother-to-child transmission of HIV/AIDS and syphilis heighten, as there is an uptick in cases in recent years, while the number of pregnant women getting medical attention against these diseases remains dangerously low.
World Bank stated Indonesia had made considerable progress toward gender equality over the past decade, with improved rates of literacy, school enrollment and employment, as well as policies to pave the way for a more gender-equitable society.
