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Global Youth and Aids
Young people are playing an increasingly important role in the global fight against HIV/AIDS. This film highlights young people involved in advocacy from Cape Town, (South Africa), Kingston (Jamaica), Kiev (Ukraine) and New Delhi (India) and Gabarone (Botswana).
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