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| Auteur / Author : | Editor: S.T. Kwame Boafo in collaboration with Carlos A. Arnaldo | ONLINE |
| Titre / Title : | Media & HIV/AIDS in East and Southern Africa: A resource book | |
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| Editeur / Publisher : | UNESCO | EN |
| Année / Year : | 2000 | Nbr. Pages : 147 pages Taille / Size | ||
| URL : | http://www.unesco.org/webworld/publications/media_aids/index.html | |||
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| This publication presents the reports and papers prepared under an UNESCO project initiated in 1998 on preventive information based on investigative journalism and HIV/Aids in East and Southern Africa. The project ’s objectives were to: ( i ) identify a few pertinent trends or phenomena in the region which contribute to the spread of HIV/AIDS; (ii) carry out in-depth investigation on the relationship between the phenomena and the prevalence of the disease; and (iii) study the extent to which the incidence of HIV/AIDS is reported in the media. It contains practical and technical guidelines for media practitioners specializing or interested in HIV/AIDS issues. All chapters can be downloaded separately as PDF files. Table of content : PART I. GENERAL REVIEW Introduction, by S.T. Kwame Boafo and Martin Foreman ABC of HIV/AIDS, by Martin Foreman Ethical Guide, by Martin Foreman Media functions in HIV/AIDS prevention and management, by Wambui Kiai PART II. INVESTIGATE REPORTING ON CAUSES AND SPREAD OF HIV/AIDS: CASE STUDIES Highly mobile population drives the spread of HIV/AIDS in Kenya, by Rose Lukalo The impact of migrant populations on the spread of HIV/AIDS in Uganda, by Charles B. Rwabukwali et al. Migrants with HIV/AIDS: A challenge to the media in Tanzania, by Mkasafari Mlay The impact of negative cultural practices on the spread of HIV/AIDS in Zambia, by Parkie Mbozi, In Namibia AIDS is stalking the active at work who are also the active in bed, by Rukee Tjingaete PART III. CONTENT ANALYSES OF MEDIA COVERAGE OF HIV/AIDS Mass media and the AIDS pandemic in Kenya, 1997-98: A moral panic perspective, by Lewis Odhiambo The coverage of HIV/AIDS in Ugandan media: A content analysis study, by Nassanga Goretti Linda The Zambian newspapers and AIDS, by Francis P. Kasoma The coverage of HIV/AIDS in Namibian media: A content analysis study, by Kingo J. Mchombu |
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