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| Title Page |
| I. BASIC INFORMATION |
| 1.1. Definitions |
| II. FORCED MIGRATION AND THE SPREAD OF HIV/AIDS |
| 2.1. The biology of HIV/AIDS |
| 2.2. Forced migration and the epidemiology of HIV/AIDS |
| 2.3. Forced migration and increased vulnerability to HIV/AIDS |
| 2.4. Vulnerable groups |
| III. THE IMPACT OF HIV/AIDS ON STABILITY AND SECURITY |
| 3.1. Impact upon socio-economic and political stability |
| 3.2. Impact upon national and international security |
| IV. INTERNATIONAL LAW, FORCED MIGRATION, AND HIV/AIDS |
| 4.1. International human rights law |
| 4.2. International refugee law and humanitarian law |
| V. INTERNATIONAL GUIDELINES AND RESOURCES TO TACKLE HIV/AIDS IN CONFLICT SITUATIONS |
| VI. CHALLENGES |
| 6.1. Increasing resources and commitment |
| 6.2. Increasing support of host governments |
| 6.3. Towards a more comprehensive provision of services |
| - Care and treatment |
| - Protection |
| - Surveillance, research, and evaluation |
| VII. CONCLUSION |
| VIII. OTHER RESOURCES |
| 8.1. Journals, databases, and media/news sources |
| - Journals |
| - Databases |
| 8.2. Academic and research institutes |
| 8.3. Governmental, inter-governmental, and multi-lateral institutions |
| 8.4. Non-governmental organizations |
| IX. BIBLIOGRAPHY |
Index of Research Guides |