4 weeks to go until
LEPH2016
Former police officer
Melissa Jardine invites
you to LEPH2016
LEAHN welcomes a new Country Focal Point for Tanzania
Mr Zephania L. Mushumbusi, is a retired Assistant Commissioner of the Tanzania Police Force.
He is a qualified Clinical Psychologist and is experienced in the provision of counseling services to HIV/AIDS clients, drug abuse/alcohol abuse clients and other clients with various psychological disorders.
Read more about Zephania on our Country Focal Points page |
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A Study of the Impact of Law Enforcement Practices on Effective HIV Prevention among Male, Female, and Transgender Sex Workers in China
Although the HIV epidemic remains low prevalence in the general population, it is highly concentrated among key populations, with increasing infections among men who have sex with men (MSM) and sex workers.
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New JIAS Special Issue: Police, Law Enforcement and HIV
Foreword by Michel Sidibe
"Changing police as barrier to police as solution"
As protectors and guardians of public safety, police should be trusted to respect human dignity and uphold the human rights of all people. Yet, all around the world, police too often evoke fear of violence and repression a far cry from their civic and social purpose.
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Sixty Five Police Officers Trained on the Link between Sexual & Gender Based Violence, and HIV
Police officers were selected to participate due to their role in investigating and prosecuting incidences of rape, incest, defilement and other sexual and gender based violence within the community.
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LEAHN’s video on HIV and harm reduction: policing key populations
LEAHN is comprised of senior serving or retired police from 20 countries who give their time freely to support harm reduction approaches to policing. The video was filmed in conjunction with the LEPH2014 in Amsterdam.
Watch the video and listen to how these dedicated officers discuss the challenges and possibilities to support harm reduction in the future.
Watch the video here
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LEAHN CFP, Inspector Crispen Marara Zimbabwe Republic Police HIV Conference
LEAHN CFP , Inspector Marara reiterated that HIV and its associated opportunistic infections notably Tuberculosis are a national challenge and as such the police force is committed to provision of comprehensive HIV/TB management programme
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