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... With Specific Reference To Rural Tamilnadu In India XIQUAN Phoenix 2004 ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL ASPECTS OF MIGRANT LABOURERS LIVING WIT... ...anslation of the Tamil interviews by Meena Kandasamy XIQUAN Phoenix 2004 The picture on the cover is a poster by Bronwyn Bancroft,... ...oorgine artist illustrating the need for education about AIDS. The picture at the top left on the back cover is the red ribbon, an international symb... ...ed ribbon, an international symbol of the fight against AIDS. The picture at the bottom of the back-cover is a computer generated image of the human... ...M and Combined Overlap Block NRM 299 Chapter Six Interview of 60 People Living With HIV/AIDS 327 Chapter Seven Conclusions/Suggestions ... ... and who are HIV/AIDS infected. So this study cannot be extended to urban people or rich/ sophisticated/ educated populations of Tamil Nadu. We h... ...So this study cannot be extended to urban people or rich/ sophisticated/ educated populations of Tamil Nadu. We have purposefully chosen this stu... ...other for completion of work (technically the bridge population: linking high-risk and low-risk communities and geographic areas) i.e. labourers li... ...ential to study only this sample first; for the rich and middle class are educated, have awareness and exposure as well as access to treatment. An i...

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