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HIV and AIDS conference, Cambodia
13 Sep 2007 23:00:00 GMT
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Asia Regional HIV & AIDS Strategy Workshop in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
17-21 September, 2007

 

Cambodia has Southeast Asia’s highest rate of HIV infection at 2.6%

164,000 Cambodians are living with AIDS

An estimated 51,000 HIV orphans are under the age of 15

By 2010, children who have lost parents to AIDS estimated to exceed 140,000.

 

Save the Children is hosting this workshop to share successes and experiences from across the Southeast Asia and Pacific  region.  More than fifty participants from Afghanistan, Australia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Nepal; Philippines, Pakistan, Thailand, Vietnam and the United States will provide technical updates on issues impacting people and their surroundings and determine future objectives.



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Link Arrow. Arrow (Copyright: International Save the Children Alliance)Download a Fact Sheet on Cambodia [Adobe PDF, 134 Kb]

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Media contact: Sharyn Hanly, Corporate Affairs Adviser, Tel: +61 3 9938 2011 or Mob: +61 (0) 418 560 810

 

 

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