Title: Gender, Human rights and socio-cultural dimension of HIV/AIDS in Rurual African communities: the case of Nigeria.

DOC 04: Oral presentation

Title: Gender, Human rights and socio-cultural dimension of HIV/AIDS in Rurual African communities: the case of Nigeria.
Author: Bob, B. B and Bob,B.B (2012)Journal: The 1st African Regional Educational HIV/AIDS submits,Abuja, ICEDCP. 2011, Nov (1) 12-20)
Source: African Journal: The 1st African Regional Educational HIV/AIDS Submit/ICEDCP

Abstract:
The epidemic of HIV/AIDS spread, within the context of Gender, human Rights and Sociocultural phenomenon or factor in many rural communities in Africa is largely invisible and insidious. until very recently, there was hardly any consideration of the influence of the existing inequalities, Human Rights abuse and cultural issues on the spread in the spread of HIV/AIDS and on the outcomes of the infection between the sexes. For instance: The phenomenon of increasing Male Sexual Risk during wife pregnancy, by the traditional proscription against sex for women during pregnancy in Oyo state south west Nigeria, cultural practices in south east Nigeria(Awka) that encourage the establishment od sexual network by men in the community with some marrie