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ECPP Presentation Stanislav Kazikin

ECPP Presentation Stanislav Kazikin. Kyiv - October 2004. The 1983 Denver PWA Declaration. People with AIDS have the right: 1. To as full and satisfying sexual and emotional lives as anyone else.

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ECPP Presentation Stanislav Kazikin

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  1. ECPP PresentationStanislav Kazikin Kyiv - October 2004 by & for positive people

  2. The 1983 Denver PWA Declaration People with AIDS have the right: • 1. To as full and satisfying sexual and emotional lives as anyone else. • 2. To quality medical treatment and quality social service provision without discrimination of any form based on sexual orientation, gender, diagnosis, economic status, or race. • 3. To full explanations of all medical procedures and risks, to choose or refuse their treatment modalities, to refuse to participate in research without jeopardizing their treatment, and to make informed decisions about their lives. • 4. To privacy, confidentiality of medical records, to human respect, and to choose who their significant others are. • 5. To die and to LIVE in dignity. by & for positive people

  3. Paris Declaration 1994 We the Heads of Government or Representatives of the 42 States assembled in Paris on 1 December 1994: • Support a greater involvement of people living with HIV/AIDS through an initiative to strengthen the capacity and coordination of networks of people living with HIV/AIDS and community-based organizations. By ensuring their full involvement in our common response to the pandemic at all - national, regional and global - levels, this initiative will, in particular, stimulate the creation of supportive political, legal and social environments. by & for positive people

  4. Ruth, Colin & Terry by & for positive people

  5. Ukraine achievements 2002-2004 • 249 members in 23 regions • 117 Employees • Annual budget grown from US$60,500 in 2002 to $285,000 in 2004. • An additional US$526,072 in project funding. • Services to 12,900 people each month. • 45,000 people involved in “AIDS Memorial Day” May 2004. • 4000 people in the Run for Life in Kyiv in September 2003. • In first quarter of 2004, the network reached some 424,000 people through the press, 747,000 through radio and 6,018,151 people through TV. by & for positive people

  6. Trainees at the 2nd management training by & for positive people

  7. The visual plan of development of Russian Network by & for positive people

  8. Remembrance day 16 May 2004 in Moscow by & for positive people

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