Topic: World AIDS Day
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In Pictures: France's first lady: Carla Bruni-Sarkozy
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In Pictures: Cats around the world
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In Pictures: World AIDS Day 2010
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 12/01
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World AIDS Day 2010: Top signs of progress
In 2009, more than 33 million people worldwide were living with HIV. That's up from 26.2 million in 1999. Despite that staggering statistic, UNAIDS and other AIDS organizations are making progress in their efforts to control and eventually eradicate HIV/AIDS. World AIDS Day is a chance to take stock of how well these organizations are doing and where the world stands today.
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Difference Maker
Larry Joe, who found his music behind bars, now inspires others
Larry Joe voluntarily turned himself in to police in South Africa, then found music in prison. He's turned his life around and now preaches against drugs and gangs.
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In Pictures: France's first lady: Carla Bruni-Sarkozy
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In Pictures: Cats around the world
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World AIDS Day 2010: France's Carla Bruni lauds pope for condom comments
On World AIDS Day, French first lady Carla Bruni says she's 'grateful' for Pope Benedict XVI's condom statements, which are giving the Roman Catholic Church some positive attention following its devastating sex scandals.
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In Pictures: World AIDS Day 2010
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 12/01
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World AIDS Day 2010: Top signs of progress
In 2009, more than 33 million people worldwide were living with HIV. That's up from 26.2 million in 1999. Despite that staggering statistic, UNAIDS and other AIDS organizations are making progress in their efforts to control and eventually eradicate HIV/AIDS. World AIDS Day is a chance to take stock of how well these organizations are doing and where the world stands today.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 11/30
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Africa Monitor
On World AIDS Day, dwindling funds threaten progress
World AIDS Day on Wednesday is a chance to assess the impact of six years of heavy US and international donor funding.
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In Pictures: Flash mobs
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Why Jacob Zuma's infidelity carries a small political price
South African President Jacob Zuma admitted this week to having a 'love child' out of wedlock with a mistress. While the media and opposition politicians are critical of his infidelity, South Africa's black majority electorate accepts that Zulu culture includes polygamy.
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World AIDS Day: South Africa to treat all HIV children
To mark World AIDS Day, South Africa's President Jacob Zuma announced a major policy shift, offering to provide treatment to all children diagnosed as HIV-positive.
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Africa’s AIDS fight: Fresh focus on issue of multiple partners
New research is leading to new prevention programs focused on cultural change.
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