(k) To continue to take action to fight the HIV AIDS epidemic, tuberculosis and malaria

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(p) To continue to take action to fight the HIV AIDS epidemic

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Don't make fun of us sick men.

HIV AIDS continues to claim more lives.

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Steps taken to achieve the prevention, treatment and control of epidemic, endemic and occupational diseases

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Say, even if you don't know what it is, you've to name a condition, you must make the patients feel better first.

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263. The measures of the Government to prevent, treat and control epidemic, endemic, occupational and other diseases include the following

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Secondly, there has been recognition that the scourge of HIV AIDS, tuberculosis and other communicable disease threatens to reverse the gains being made in development.

151. The rate of the sickness allowance depends on several factors.

Third, the rate of the allowance depends on the period of sickness.

Governments are called upon to simplify procedures for gaining access to funds available for HIV AIDS prevention and treatment.

SADC continues to contend with the HIV AIDS scourge, which is threatening to reverse all the development gains we have made over the years.

115. The sickness benefit is usually based on the hourly income which an employed person would have earned had he not been absent because of illness.

(b) Monitoring of outbreaks of disease and taking appropriate measures

Finally, the amount of the allowance depends on the cause of sickness.

The Committee is concerned that, despite the progress made in controlling the spread of HIV AIDS infections in the State party, HIV AIDS is still on the increase.

Two out of three thematic pillars have yielded results, as have some of the programmes, such as the HIV AIDS programme, that fall outside the three pillars.

Although the threat of HIV AIDS remains real, we have made tremendous progress in controlling the spread of HIV.

These include penalizing wantonness and licentiousness and are taking steps to prevent and treat venereal disease.

The adoption of a strategy to fight against HIV AIDS in Bosnia and Herzegovina is expected in 2004.

The world has made progress on the fight against HIV AIDS, but much remains to be done.

The Ministry of Education also must undertake training and educational projects aimed at limiting the pandemic.

Even in those countries that report relatively low levels of HIV AIDS infection, actions have been taken to establish structures to prevent the growth of the pandemic.

Takes note with interest of the report of the Secretary General on access to medication in the context of pandemics such as HIV AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria (E CN.4 2005 38)

Calls upon international organizations, agencies and programmes to mobilize further resources to combat pandemics such as HIV AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria and calls upon all Governments to take measures to ensure that the necessary resources are made available for that purpose

Takes note with interest of the report of the Secretary General on access to medication in the context of pandemics such as HIV AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria (E CN.4 2005 38)

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8. Calls upon the international community to continue to support the measures taken by the Community in addressing HIV AIDS, including commitments and proposals for key future actions on the outcome of the special session of the General Assembly on HIV AIDS

A level of the government, no measure was introduced to insure and protect the HIV AIDS workingwoman.

Conditions employees and self employed persons must qualify for sickness benefits under the Act on Sickness Benefits.

Efforts must likewise be made to protect children from exposure to deadly diseases like AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.

The Committee is also concerned at the spread of HIV AIDS and its impact on children, as well as at the insufficiency of measures to prevent early pregnancy.

96. Please indicate the prevalence of HIV AIDS and the measures adopted to promote health information and education on HIV AIDS among the general population, special groups at high risk and children, as well as

Noting with satisfaction the measures taken by the Economic Community of Central African States to combat the human immunodeficiency virus acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV AIDS),

Encourage people living with HIV AIDS and their relatives to combat ignorance and panic and take action to integrate HIV AIDS prevention and care into reproductive health services.

In addition, the United Nations Programme for HIV AIDS (UNAIDS) is coordinating the efforts of various agencies to help the people of Congo to adopt safe behaviours and get better protection and treatment against the disease.

Also, the Government had undertaken a number of actions to reduce the vulnerability of young people to HIV AIDS.

If it will please the patient, but now the back.