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Lullaby
Manuela Maiguashca
United KingdomGALLERYCONVERSATION
They may already have children or may deeply desire to have them. They may also be under strong familial and...
“I think it comes down to your image of a positive woman: promiscuous, irresponsible, a victim, ignorant and dependent. People think that. They can’t look passed it – especially if you are a mother. You know what? I am none of those things.
With treatment, the number of women in Europe who can have a fulfilling sex life and give birth to healthy babies has increased. It’s the good news on the AIDS front. If a woman knows her status and has access to antiretroviral treatment (ART), she can reduce the risk of transmission to her baby from around 20% to lower than 2%.
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