Guest guest Posted December 13, 2002 Report Share Posted December 13, 2002 Makes me wonder why we are insisting on names of those testing positive. Where is the issue of confidentiality and who will ensure that pre and post counseling takes place? Besides these issues, who are we testing, those who migrate from the state to work outside, to earn a livelihood and sustain their families, or those who remain behind and are victims of circumstances? Instead of testing why not address the issue of education and services availability for the people. Every district from Bihar would be a case in itself for HIV/AIDS. Next what about the place where they stay for 10-11 months of the year. Its a cycle and where do we intend to put the spoke to break it and start action for change? Let SACS think prior to taking such steps as testing and names exposure. Hope all segments of people get exposed and maybe we see who are more vulnerable, those out of choice or circumstances? Maybe this may give them access to drugs - free from the SACS. Lets wait & watch what happens and when the lists show up. Sandhya Bhalla E-mail: Sandhya.bhalla@... ________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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