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A woman paints on a huge
banner during a rally on AIDS awareness. The
Middle East and North Africa are at risk of
plunging into a silent epidemic of AIDS, despite
so far having escaped the worst of the disease's
deadly onslaught, experts warn.(AFP/File)
Online Resources
Available
A number of
online resources are available
from original aids2006 website,
to assist journalists who are reporting on
the conference, and to broaden the reach of the
conference to those who are not able to attend in
person.
HIV/AIDS Fact
Sheet
A short
fact sheet on HIV/AIDS, including a glossary of
terms and descriptions of some of the major
scientific and policy issues.
SCENES FROM THE
AIDS 2006
18 August - Closing
Ceremony
17 August
International AIDS
Vigil at Yonge-Dundas Square on Thursday night
Activists fill the dias
during Thursday's opening plenary, Time to Deliver: The
Price of Inaction
16 August
Ruth Nduati (Kenya)
discusses the range of issues facing women and children
living with HIV/AIDS
During the special
session on 25 years of AIDS, UNAIDS Executive Director
Dr. Peter Piot addresses the Conferences attendees
15 August
Panelists at Tuesday's plenary session
present data on proven prevention strategies while
exploring the need for new technologies
President Bill Clinton leaving the
conference venue following the daily newsmakers press
conference
14 August
Hundreds march to raise awareness about
HIV among women and children
13 August
Red ribbon artistic display in front of
MTCC
Thousands of delegates fill the streets
of Toronto to rally for AIDS treatment
