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The Existing Legal and Policy Provisions and Practices with Respect to Human Rights. Imaan N and Alam AM (2008)

The Existing Legal and Policy Provisions and Practices with Respect to Human Rights. Imaan N and Alam AM (2008)Review Paper Analysing The Existing Legal and Policy Provisions and Practices with Respect to Human Rights in Relation to People Living with HIV and AIDS in Bangladesh Statistically Bangladesh is still considered to be a low prevalence country in terms of HIV and AIDS. However, there is the risk of epidemic, with increased prevalence of the disease amongst marginalized populations such as sex workers, men who have sex with men (“MSM”) and injecting drug users (“IDU”).

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