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Subido el 28 de mayo de 2007 por EducaMadrid

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Report finds AIDS campaign gathering momentum despite major challenges.

UNICEF correspondent Dan Thomas reports on highlights of the first year of the UNITE FOR CHILDREN UNITE AGAINST AIDS campaign.

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You're watching UNICEF Television, a song about pain and suffering, loss and bereavement. 00:00:00
A song about the impact of HIV and AIDS on children everywhere. 00:00:30
Eleven-year-old Florence Kangai from Kenya is one of 15 million children orphaned by 00:00:38
AIDS. She's also one of the 2.3 million children under the age of 15 living with HIV. 00:00:44
We want to launch a global campaign on children and AIDS. 00:00:51
And finally drawing the attention of the world to the end of my childhood. 00:00:58
We need your support and our love. 00:01:03
On October 25, 2005, UNICEF, UNAIDS and many partners gathered at the United Nations in 00:01:07
New York to launch Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS. 00:01:14
The event marked the start of a five-year campaign to put the missing face of children 00:01:20
at the centre of the global AIDS agenda. 00:01:25
To young people everywhere, let us speak up to support them and let us unite for children 00:01:28
and unite against AIDS. 00:01:36
Since then, the campaign has been launched in more than 50 countries around the world, 00:01:42
including governments, NGOs, charities, private companies and young people themselves, creating 00:01:48
new partnerships to make sure the youngest members of every society are part of the response 00:01:54
to the AIDS pandemic. 00:02:00
Did you know children are dying because of AIDS? 00:02:04
Devastating young life. 00:02:07
Devastating young life. 00:02:08
Devastating young lives around the world. 00:02:09
Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS has also attracted the support of dozens of celebrities. 00:02:11
Some are missing your support. 00:02:17
Eager to lend their voices to the campaign and determined to share the spotlight for 00:02:21
the good of children and young people. 00:02:26
I think that our generation is the first generation that can actually provoke tangible changes 00:02:28
in the world because we have the resources, we have the ideas. 00:02:40
A special website has documented the campaign's progress, including a monthly TV show. 00:02:44
Welcome to the Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS update. 00:02:51
And video reports have been distributed to broadcasters all over the world. 00:02:56
Every day, another 2,000 children are infected. 00:03:01
Classes pause for prayer at the Zain al-Hassan Islamic School in East Java. 00:03:07
But now, a subject that would have once been considered taboo here has become part of the 00:03:12
curriculum. 00:03:17
Wandele is six but looks half her age. 00:03:19
Wandele is HIV positive and since her mother died of AIDS, her granny and her medicine 00:03:22
have become her lifeline. 00:03:27
You, the adults, hold the resources, but we together can find ways. 00:03:30
Partners in the Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS campaign have taken their message 00:03:35
to a number of high-level events, including the Global Partners Forum in London, the Conference 00:03:40
on Childhood and AIDS in Paris, and the massive AIDS 2006 gathering in Toronto, where more 00:03:47
than two dozen sessions were devoted specifically to the needs of children and young people. 00:03:55
Hope is something that keeps us alive. 00:04:01
Hope is something that is not tangible, but it holds us for the future. 00:04:03
The challenges of creating an AIDS-free generation remain huge, but countries around the world 00:04:06
are implementing a growing number of programs to fight the disease. 00:04:12
UNICEF including young people in the fight against HIV-AIDS makes me feel really useful. 00:04:17
In terms of being a young person, you don't really get to feel like you matter sometimes. 00:04:25
And it's a fight for us. 00:04:30
It's our future that we're fighting for. 00:04:32
The cost of antiretroviral drugs for children has been dramatically reduced thanks to new 00:04:35
deals negotiated by campaign partners. 00:04:40
Broadcasters like MTV and other media have gone out of their way to spread awareness 00:04:51
and educate young people. 00:04:55
And since the campaign started, BBC World has broadcast two series of films documenting 00:05:00
the lives of HIV-positive children. 00:05:06
The title, both a question and a challenge. 00:05:08
Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS, has also attracted support from major sporting 00:05:15
organizations including the NBA, Barcelona Football Club and the International Cricket 00:05:20
Council. 00:05:29
Top players taking part in the 2007 Cricket World Cup are also backing the campaign. 00:05:30
It's been a year of extraordinary partnership building, advocacy and activities. 00:05:42
As Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS continues to gather momentum, the aim is to 00:05:47
make sure that children are truly part of the global response to HIV and AIDS. 00:05:53
What are we here to do? 00:06:06
But it's our duty toward those children. 00:06:08
That's the question I'm asking all the leaders of the world. 00:06:11
We cannot, absolutely not, take any decision that can jeopardize the future of the children 00:06:13
of any country in any part of the world. 00:06:18
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Fecha:
28 de mayo de 2007 - 17:18
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Enlace Relacionado:
UNICEF (United Nations International Chidren's Emergency Fund)
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06′ 58″
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4:3 Hasta 2009 fue el estándar utilizado en la televisión PAL; muchas pantallas de ordenador y televisores usan este estándar, erróneamente llamado cuadrado, cuando en la realidad es rectangular o wide.
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