In Senegal, two faiths fight AIDS together

"The response of Senegal to the pandemic is very relevant," said Adama Taoko, West Africa regional representative for the Baltimorebased Lutheran World Relief, which organized the 11-day visit to Senegal that ended December 7. "Senegal has been able to work with religious leaders, Mus...

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Published in:The Christian century (1902) 2003-12, Vol.120 (26), p.16
Main Author: Nyberg, Richard
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Acquired immune deficiency syndrome
AIDS
AIDS (Disease)
Clergy
Control
Lutheran churches
Muslims
Social services
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Summary:"The response of Senegal to the pandemic is very relevant," said Adama Taoko, West Africa regional representative for the Baltimorebased Lutheran World Relief, which organized the 11-day visit to Senegal that ended December 7. "Senegal has been able to work with religious leaders, Muslims and Christians," and bring them together with medical experts, he said.
ISSN:0009-5281
2163-3312