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Gloria was diagnosed
with HIV when she was 13. She is now 18 and trying
to live a normal life. However, being HIV positive
in a country like Nigeria is an uphill struggle.
Facing hostility from her mother, church, community
and education, Gloria has had to drop out of
university in order to pay for her medication. This
film looks at the problems that HIV positive people
face, in order to live like any other person, and
how they are speaking out against stigma to try and
overcome it.
Part of a 28 x 25-minute documentary series produced
for the BBC. These films can be bought individually
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Ethiopia and Bednets,
Ref: 602 |
Malawi: Relative Values,
Ref: 600 |
Bangladesh: Living Dangerously,
Ref: 599 |
Ireland: Castle of Hope,
Ref: 598 |
Zambia: We are what we eat,
Ref: 597 |
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Uganda: Annabella's Story,
Ref: 595 |
Malawi: Who's Afraid of HIV?,
Ref: 491 |
India: Who's Afraid of HIV?,
Ref: 490 |
Brazil: Who's Afraid of HIV?,
Ref: 490b |
Russia: Who's Afraid of HIV?,
Ref: 490c | |
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