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yeah PJR.
I managed to see the documentary this week. It was an eye opener for me. I missed the first but the second on showed two contrasting pictures.
The first one was the story of a 16 year old boy with AIDS living in 9/18/17 mile, not sure, and how is coping with AIDS. His parents died of AIDS. He and his sister live with relatives. He is pretty much neglected by everyone. Really sad case...
The second story was of a girl who contracted AIDS after being raped. She lives in Wewak. She gets emotional support from her grandmother. Her parents pretty much do not want to do anything with her.
The documentary was done to raise funds in Japan for a chairty organisation caring for AIDS victims in PNG.
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Poyap James Rooney <pojaroo@...> wrote:
Poyap James Rooney <pojaroo@...> wrote:
Well done Raita, and thanks for the great interest you have been showing in helping PNG. All the best in you pHD and studies. Would be good to get a glimse of the documentry.Keep up the great job...................... ......... ......... ......... . On the foreign affairs issue.....absolutely disgraceful, and I do not have to tell my experienc as I am sure we all have our own stroies to tell about the rot that is happening there. It must stop, and yes the good people must stand up and say enough is enough!!! For God's sake how long are we going to keep travelling down this same road. Though I get frustrated about the system, I do not know what to do. It will take a coordinated strategic action from a mass of likeminded "righteous" people in order to change things. One off protests and complaints will not achieve much. The righteous/good must show solidarity against these evil force - I do not mean to sound too philosophical but if we do not show this solidarity these evil people/force will continue to push us around and we'll continue to here case of the poor journolist being attcked!!!! Regards olgeta!!
Raita <raitainpng@yahoo.com.au> wrote:Hi guys,
Sorry to reply late for your celebration, and thank you very much.
Now I am in Japan to re-start PhD course in neuropharmacology,
which I left without degree before JICA volunteer in Manus.
Also I will join a diploma course in the tropical medicine in Nagasaki,
for only 3 months (June-Aug.).
Contact me if you have a plan to come to Nagasaki while I am there,
or Tokyo after Aug.
By the way, I will be on TV about PNG HIV/AIDS documentary.
as a interpreter, not a presenter though.
TV crew went to Wewak, Mt Hagen and POM last month.
to have interviewed some doctors and Health ministar etc.
It will be worth while watching if you are in Japan.
I am sure it will raise tremendous fund through UNICEF in PNG.
28-29 / May / 2007, 8am-10am, Fuji TV
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