HIV/AIDS and Human Rights: Conflicts and Synergies
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1 HIV/AIDS and Human Rights: Conflicts and Synergies Chris Beyrer MD, MPH The Center for Public Health and Human Rights Department of Epidemiology Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
2 Overview Human Rights and Public Health Case Studies from HIV/AIDS Thailand sex and drugs Brazil building rights into programs Conclusions
3 Introduction The denial of the basic rights and dignities to human beings in societies undermines responses to health and can make epidemic disease spread worse Abrogation of rights can threaten the health of the public There are real and measurable benefits to health, economies, and societies, when human rights protections form the bases of public health responses Human rights bases can build better public health systems
4 HIV and Human Rights HIV has emerged as a remarkably sensitive marker of social inequality and vulnerability. HIV has spread most efficiently among those with the least access to health care, education, and prevention and among those most disparaged by mainstream society drug users, sex workers, men who have sex men, prisoners, soldiers, the poor. This has made investing in effective public health programs targeted to those most in need so difficult.
5 Case Studies from HIV/AIDS Thailand Brazil
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7 100 Figure 3: Government and donor spending on AIDS, Donors Royal Thai Government Source: WHO, AIDS Division/MOPH, NESDB. Note: Government spending includes only spending out of the AIDS budget and excludes expenditure on health care related to AIDS from the general MOPH budget.
8 60 Condoms purchased by the AIDS division, * 47.7 Millions of condoms * * * In addition to these figures, donations of 21 million condoms were received in 1991 and 45 million in 1992, bringing the totals to 40 million in 1991 and 90 million in 1992.
9 HIV prevalence in 21-year-old army conscripts, by region, Percent Nov May-93 Nov Central Bangkok Upper North Lower North Northeast Sou
10 HIV Seroprevalence by RTA Cohort, Upper North, % HIV Nelson et al., JAIDS 2002; AFRIMS 2001
11 Distribution of new infections in Thailand by source of infection Male from sex worker IDU From husband to wife
12 Figure 1. Photo 1: TDN member participates in a silent protest during the International Conference on the Reduction of Drug-related Harm (Chiang Mai). Source: Thai Drug Users Network, Karyn Kaplan
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16 Figure 4 Photo 4: TDN members protest during the International AIDS Society Conference in Bangkok. Source: Thai Drug Users Network
17 Brazil Building Human Rights Into Public Health Programs
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20 Figure 1: Growth in targeted interventions for high-risk groups, Source: Growth in targeted interventions for high-risk groups during AIDS II, Number of projects MSM IDU CSW
21 Figure 3: Annual Sales and Unit Prices of Male Condoms in Brazil, Source: Brazil Ministry of Health Male condoms sold (right scale) Years Mean price (left scale)
22 HIV prevalence and risk indicators for high-risk populations in Brazil, Source: (Ministry of Health/NASCP, 2003), compiled from the following studies: Federal University of Minas Gerais and NASCP (a, b); Federal University of Brasilia and NASCP (c); Opinion polls carried out by IBOPE (d,e). IDU MSM Indicator 1999 a 2001 b d 2002 e HIV prevalence 52% 36.3% 10.8% HCV prevalence 60% 56.4% Condom use 42.1% 62.9% 81% regular partners;95 % casual partners 70% in all anal intercourse in past 6 months Ever HIV tested 52% 66.4% 73% 69% Needle sharing 70% 59.4% Sample size , ,200
23 Table 1. HIV Prevalence estimates for adults aged 15-49, in Brazil, year Gender Prevalence (%) 95% CI Total infxs Low Range High Range Women N=15, , 0.58 Men Est , 1.04 Total 0.65 % 0.51, , , ,000
24 AIDS admissions in the SUS ( ) 160, , , ,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20, # of AIDS admissions registered in DATASUS Est. # of patients attended by SUS (year) Est. # of admissions in year maintaining ave. # of admissions for 1996 Est. # of admissions avoided in year
25 Ave. # of admissions/ patients by year
26 Millions Estimated cost of admissions avoided in year (US$)
27 Brazil: Lessons Learned Success in HIV prevention made the universal AIDS treatment rollout feasible A rights-based approach to prevention can help control HIV ARVs can reduce admissions and actually save money if epidemics are limited National AIDS Program in Brazil helped lead to increased access to health care for all citizens Health care is the right of citizens and the responsibility of the state"
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29 Estimated HIV Prevention Coverage for IDU South & SE Asia Eastern Europe CIS Global Sources: Global Prevention Working Group, USAID, UNAIDS
30 Photo: Hans Jürgen Burkard
31 ARV Access IDU (CIS) Belarus Moldova Ukraine % reported HIV cases IDU %IDUs of those on ARVs Making the 3 by 5 Target Work for the Health of Drug Users Kim, WHO, Kim, Jim, 2005
32 Photo: Hans Jürgen Burkard
33 Photo: Hans Jürgen Burkard
34 Source: David Guttenfelder/Associated Press, 2005
35 Afghan Opium Production (metric tons) Afghanistan Opium Survey, 2004, UNODC
36 What will it take to make a difference in this region? Increase access of IDU s to health and social care including a comprehensive package of interventions for HIV prevention and treatment services Promote a non-repressive approach to IDU s based on human rights and public health principles Decrease social marginalization and stigma Source: Spreading the Light of Science, ICRC, 2003
37 Photo: Dan Bigg
38 Conclusions The failure of Thailand to respond to IDU spread shows that the denial of basic rights and dignities undermines responses to health and can sustain epidemic spread The success of Brazil in HIV prevention using a rights based approach shows how rights frameworks can inform programs and can save money and lives Public health responses matter more in our globalized world then ever before--so rights based approaches matter more then ever before
39 Discussion Questions Are there human rights issues making HIV spread worse in your country? Are there rights-based approaches to HIV/AIDS that are improving your country s response?
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