WOMEN, THE LAW, AND HIV/AIDS IN AFRICA: A CONUNDRUM FOR THE LEGISLATURE? Book Format (Please Select):EBOOK By Christopher Gulinello

By Christopher Gulinello

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He earned a BA in History and a Doctor of Laws from Stanford

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WOMEN, THE LAW, AND HIV/AIDS IN AFRICA: A CONUNDRUM FOR THE LEGISLATURE? Book Format (Please Select):EBOOK By Christopher GulinelloShu Acquaye Mbanya Chungong Since the discovery of AIDS in 1981, the pandemic has ravaged through all continents of the world, but the impact has been greatest in Sub Saharan Africa where 68% of the world's infected persons live. Women are hardest hit with 50% of infected adults in 2007 being women. There are currently 13. 3 million women living with HIV and AIDS in Sub Saharan Africa, making it critical to further focus attention on women of the