AIDS08: Rukia Wario on Upholding Women's Rights
By: AIDS 08 Conference
Posted: Aug 8 08
Witnessed: 1221 times
Regions: Kenya, Mexico
Issues: HIV-AIDS, Women's rights
Tags: aids, education, hiv, kenya, méxico, property, rukia wario
Rukia Wario, from northern Kenya, speaks out on human rights and women affected by HIV/AIDS: access to property, to education, and to legal rights. Filmed as part of a participatory video project at the International Aids Conference, Mexico City 2008.
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