Being married does not protect you from HIV
For many people marriage is a way for two people to tell the world, and one another, that they want to spend the rest of their lives together.
Marriage lets you celebrate the fact that you and your partner found each other. It is also something that lets you create a family, not just for children, but with one another.
Before you marry your partner, it is a good idea to sit and talk about what both of you expect from the marriage. Read More »
Lerato’s story, first published in the book “Men, Women & HIV and AIDS,” highlights one of the reasons why girls in Southern Africa are more vulnerable to HIV infection. Lerato is being sexually abused, and the sexual relationship is concurrent, as her abuser is also married.
Check out “Monna Wa Motsamai - The Travelling Man”, a short film that was developed in Lesotho as part of the “Love- Stories In A Time Of HIV & AIDS” series. Read More »
January 15, 2010 – 7:58 am
Image courtesy of OneLove Lesotho
The message on this poster makes a play on the Sesotho proverb which says “men are like pumpkins, they spread themselves all over the place, and women are like cabbages, they hold themselves in one place.” Read More »
