says michele c.d.b. executive director of the un aids and you are not the secretary general spotlight will be back shortly after we take great sound steve that field. oh mummy. it's life in the sun still a. slow but anyway. i'm on site i'll just say. science technology exists like the city this lasts on our t.v. . i push the ten year old boy. it appears we as officers develop key words for them you know. you never explain to him why it's ok. most people at the point of looking down in time to pull the trigger became concious of gestures. i don't remember squeezing the trigger and i don't think i've seen him go down i remember so we shall have the six. mothers sires soldiers to soldiers to assault and they're trying to kill us we're trying to kill them i just hope we face a war. each . other. i worked in the war zone and i started seeing how i need to check. in on the way to do their job as a rival filling out a first that's why i'm applying for concerts. oh oh oh oh oh oh. welcome back to spotlight. just a reminde

in just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is michelle c.d.b. executive director of the u.n. aid the u.n. and the secretary general. during the break where we will continue to discuss this this church matter the church religious aspects of fire against aids and what church you said is that the church is becoming more to help then than an obstacle in awareness in talking to people about it and so so it's been transforming to changing yes what i am trying to say we should we could not miss of the opportunity. of a social network which is an existing and that is very important for us if we want to deal with prevention if we want to also to make sure that stigma and discrimination could be read in a community level that's very important and they are becoming more and more an opportunity ok well as far as i know today statistics say that that most are the cases of infection of the known cases originally in version are through through injection needles and not through and not through other ways like for example sex yes is sexually transmitted and aids still a s