Stop a Usaid rischia di causare 500.000 morti di Aids in Africa

epa05432408 South African Child Care worker Nobanzi Somtsewu prepares the daily routine of Antiretroviral (ARV) medicines for children at the HOKISA childrens home in Masiphumelele, Cape Town, South Africa 19 July 2016. HOKISA stands for Homes For Kids In South Africa where children living with and affected by HIV and AIDS are cared for. When a child cannot be looked after by family members or neighbours, he or she is placed via the Magistrates Court at the HOKISA home. South Africa is currently hosting the 2016 International Aids Conference between 18-22 July which is attented globally by over 18 000 delegates, policy makers, HIV Workers as well as many living with HIV. South Africa has the biggest and most high profile HIV epidemic in the world, with an estimated 6.5 million people living with HIV. Over 2.5 million children in South Africa have been orphaned by HIV and AIDS and over 400,000 children aged 0 to 14 are living with HIV in South Africa. EPA/NIC BOTHMA