Nepal
Are Nepali students at risk of HIV? A cross-sectional study of condom use at first sexual intercourse among...
Are Nepali students at risk of HIV? A cross-sectional study of condom use at first sexual intercourse among college students in Kathmandu. -
Are Nepali students at risk of HIV? A cross-sectional study of condom use at first sexual intercourse among college students in Kathmandu.
J Int AIDS Soc. 2010 Mar 2;13(1):7
jobs [relief web]: Team Leader for Market Development Program
jobs [relief web]: Team Leader for Market Development Program - Source: Winrock InternationalOrg type(s): Non-governmental OrganizationClosing date: 28 Feb 2010Location: Nepal (Kathmandu)Sector(s): Coordination and Support Services [OpenSource.org.in]
Clinical profiling and use of loop-mediated isothermal amplification assay for rapid detection of Mycobacterium
Nepal: First group of Maoist child soldiers begin process to rejoin civilian life
Nepal: First group of Maoist child soldiers begin process to rejoin civilian life - SINDHULI DISTRICT, Nepal, 8 January 2010 - In a flurry of colour, flowers and blessings, a group of some 200 young people – some former child soldiers – left behind them their military barracks in Maoist army cantonment here and took their first steps back into civilian life. [UNICEF News]
Perceived social support, hope, and quality of life of persons living with HIV/AIDS: a case study from Nepal.
Perceived social support, hope, and quality of life of persons living with HIV/AIDS: a case study from Nepal. -
Perceived social support, hope, and quality of life of persons living with HIV/AIDS: a case study from Nepal.
Qual Life Res. 2010 Jan 3;
Authors: Yadav S
jobs [relief web]: Regional Adviser, Social Policy, P-5
jobs [relief web]: Regional Adviser, Social Policy, P-5 - Source: United Nations Children's FundOrg type(s): UN & International OrganizationsClosing date: 29 Dec 2009Location: Nepal (Kathmandu)Sector(s): Coordination and Support Services, Protection / Human Rights / Rule of Law [OpenSource.org.in]
Why Asia's Gays are Starting to Win Acceptance
Sunil Babu Pant is a schoolteacher's son who grew up in the rough green mountains of central Nepal. The youngest of six children, indulged by his family, Pant remembers feeling attracted to other boys. But he wore that knowledge lightly, with the innocence of a sheltered child. Boys and girls played separately; Pant thought that his friends must feel just as he did. "It didn't appear as a problem to me growing up in the countryside," he says. "Even though I knew about myself, I couldn't define it."
Nepal: Saving lives and limbs through mine clearance and mine-risk education
Nepal: Saving lives and limbs through mine clearance and mine-risk education - GULMI, Nepal, 21 July 2009 – In the scorching midday heat, the de-miners of the Nepalese Army are busy clearing mines at Wamitaksarin, in the country's Gulmi district. Wearing heavy safety jackets and helmets, the soldiers have worked incessantly throughout the early morning. [UNICEF News]
Nepal: Saving lives and limbs through mine clearance and mine-risk education
Nepal: Saving lives and limbs through mine clearance and mine-risk education - GULMI, Nepal, 21 July 2009 – In the scorching midday heat, the de-miners of the Nepalese Army are busy clearing mines at Wamitaksarin, in the country's Gulmi district. Wearing heavy safety jackets and helmets, the soldiers have worked incessantly throughout the early morning. [UNICEF News]
Nepal: Private-sector partners say 'we can' to support children affected by AIDS
Nepal: Private-sector partners say 'we can' to support children affected by AIDS - KATHMANDU, Nepal, 13 May 2009 – Eight private organizations joined the growing partnership, 'Universal Access for Children Affected by AIDS in Nepal' (UCAAN), at a recent ceremony in Kathmandu. [UNICEF News]
Nepal: Private-sector partners say 'we can' to support children affected by AIDS
Nepal: Private-sector partners say 'we can' to support children affected by AIDS - KATHMANDU, Nepal, 13 May 2009 – Eight private organizations joined the growing partnership, 'Universal Access for Children Affected by AIDS in Nepal' (UCAAN), at a recent ceremony in Kathmandu. [UNICEF News]
