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2002
Beat It! 2002 Episode 12 - Special Report This episode, the last in this series, covered the TAC COSATU Treatment Congress that was held in Durban from the 27th to the 29th of June 2002. Numerous civil society and faith based organisations spoke with one voice and called for the roll-out of antiretroviral therapy in the public sector.
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Media, Method, Message Media, Method, Message follows the story of Beat It! the worlds first HIV/AIDS magazine programme. Narrated by the shows co-creator and director Jack Lewis, we see how Beat It! worked towards removing the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS and addressed the concerns of real people living with AIDS through documentary inserts and an in studio HIV+ support group. TAC the first five years The Treatment Action Campaign “in less than five years of existence moved a nation, shifted government policy and advanced the rights of people with HIV everywhere in the world… TAC’s struggle grows out of the best traditions of the anti-apartheid movement. TAC will be a shining light for citizen action for decades to come.” - Graca Machel, on presenting TAC with the Nelson Mandela, Health and Human Rights Award in 2002.

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Treatment Congress

2002 Ep. 12 - In this insert we looked at the Treatment Action Campaign and COSATU's Treatment Congress in which numerous civil society leaders and even government officials reiterated the need for a national roll-out plan.

“And in any case, we don’t believe that the only way to prevent mother to child transmission is by using antiretrovirals.”

Manto Tshabalala-Msimang

13th International AIDS Conference - Durban

NJONGONKULU NDUNGANE

Beat It! 2002 Episode 12 - Special Report

Media, Method, Message

TAC the first five years

Treatment Congress