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Enhancing PrEP persistence: understanding stigma and discrimination among women who engage in sex work in Lusaka, Zambia

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By Ramya Kumar, Kenneth K. Mugwanya, Jake Michael Pry
| BMJ Global Health
Women who engage in sex work (WESW) in low- and middle-income countries face a disproportionately high risk of HIV acquisition, with PrEP recognised as a key biomedical prevention strategy. While PrEP trials have demonstrated high willingness to use PrEP among WESW, real-world uptake and persistence remain suboptimal, particularly in settings with intersecting stigmas and systemic discrimination.
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When University systems fail:Supreme Court’s landmark intervention in sexual harassment case

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By Sahan Weerasooriya, Ramya Kumar
| The Island (Sri Lanka) Verified
Kapila Chandrasena The death of the most important suspect in the Sri Lankan Airlines Airbus deal has drawn intense public speculation. Kapila Chandrasena the former CEO of the heavily loss-making national airline was found dead under circumstances that the police are still investigating. He had recently been arrested by the Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery or Corruption in connection with the controversial Airbus aircraft purchase agreement signed in 2013.
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General education reforms: What about language and ethnicity?

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By Sahan Weerasooriya, Ramya Kumar
| The Island (Sri Lanka) Verified
A prominent feature of the first year of the NPP government is that it has not engaged in the institutional reforms which was expected of it. This observation comes in the context of the extraordinary mandate with which the government was elected and the high expectations that accompanied its rise to power. When in opposition and in its election manifesto, the JVP and NPP took a prominent role in advocating good governance systems for the country.
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