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Tape number: 405	View Clip (Clips in Real format, 20-60 seconds)
Type of production: Short Documentary
Subject: Adolescent Development & Participation, Education, Gender Concerns
Audience: Youth ages 13-18, General audience
Production year: 2003
Duration: 25 minutes
Language versions: English, International
Countries: Uganda and Nepal
Producer: Danmarks Radio, UNICEF
Rights: TV broadcast Non-broadcast/educational
Summary: A portrait of the lives of Saul, Eunice and Chakkali, three HIV-positive young people in Uganda and Nepal who are coping with their condition and helping others in very distinct ways. *"We say things straight" -* In Uganda the increase in HIV cases has - to a certain degree - been beaten via open, direct contacts to young target groups addressing the causes of HIV infection. The "Straight Talk" project and the "Young Talk" project, are the best examples of the way young people reach young people in villages and at schools. In the village of Birepakha in southern Nepal on its border with India there are many HIV cases - One of them is 16 years old Chakkali. She was forced into marriage at 11 - abducted to Bombay - and returned to her village four years later with HIV. Chakkali is now a peer educator who visits villages every day to talk to young people about the dangers of HIV.

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