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The role of culture in contributing to the spread of HIV/AIDS : understanding how cultral norms and practices, specifically female genital mutilation facilitate the spread of HIV/AIDS

Title
The role of culture in contributing to the spread of HIV/AIDS : understanding how cultral norms and practices, specifically female genital mutilation facilitate the spread of HIV/AIDS / Tholoana Mafolo.
Author
Mafolo, Tholoana.
Publication
Pretoria, South Africa : Africa Institute of South Africa (AISA), 2010.

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Description
8 pages; 29 cm.
Series Statement
  • Policy brief, 1998-7994 ; no. 29
  • AISA policy brief ; no. 29
Uniform Title
  • Policy brief (Africa Institute of South Africa) ; briefing no. 29.
  • AISA policy brief ; no. 29.
Subject
  • Female circumcision > Africa
  • HIV infections > Africa
  • AIDS (Disease) > Africa
  • Female circumcision > Government policy > Africa
  • Women's rights > Africa
Note
  • "Cover title".
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. 8).
LCCN
2010289331
OCLC
  • ocn661187519
  • 661187519
  • SCSB-5641330
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries