Volume 8, Issue 2, 2005

Front Matter

Editorial

The More Things Change…

Sofia Gruskin, Ralf Jürgens

Roundtable on Scaling up HIV Testing

• Introduction

                     Sofia Gruskin

• The Routine Offer of HIV Counseling and Testing: A Human Right

                     M. J. Heywood

• Routine HIV Testing: A View from Botswana

                     Kristi Kenyon

• The International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS: Point of View                    

                     The International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS

• Scaling up HIV Testing: Ethical Issues

                     Ruth Macklin

• HIV Testing in the Era of Treatment Scale Up

                     Kevin M. De Cock

• HIV Testing: Breaking the Deadly Cycle

                     Daniel Tarantola

• Ensuring a Rights-Based Approach to HIV Testing

                     UNAIDS Reference Group on HIV/AIDS and Human Rights

Prisoners Who Inject Drugs: Public Health and Human Rights Imperatives

Ralf Jürgens, Glenn Betteridge

On a Never-Ending Waiting List: Toward Equitable Access to Anti-Retroviral Treatment? Experiences from Zambia

Peris Sean Jones

Harm Reduction, HIV/AIDS, and the Human Rights Challenge to Global Drug Control Policy

        Richard Elliott, Joanne Csete, Evan Wood, Thomas Kerr

HIV and Domestic Violence: Intersections in the Lives of Married Women in India

Sapna Desai

Getting Global Funds to Those Most in Need: The Thai Drug Users’ Network

Thomas Kerr, Karyn Kaplan, Paisan Suwannawong, Evan Wood

East-West Fusion: Cross-Border Human Rights Activism and the Thai Drug Users’ Network

Sheri Fink

Commentary

Rights Matter: Structural Interventions and Vulnerable Communities

Dennis Altman

HIV/AIDS and Individuals with Disability

Nora Ellen Groce

Profile

International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS

Back Matter