Children living with HIV

In The  Hindu
NEW DELHI: On the eve of World AIDS Day, a photo exhibition lending a voice to the untold story of neglect and discrimination of HIV positive children opened at British Council here on Tuesday.
Bangalore-based photographer Srikanth Kolari, whose images focus on a range of social, political and economic issues including the struggles of seasonal migrant workers and sex workers, has come out with a collection of nearly two dozen images in black...

New Delhi, December 01, 2010
Published in Hindustan Times
Away from a group of children playing in a lush green park in the heart of the capital, eight-year-old Shashank huddles on an iron bench in a secluded corner. "I am HIV positive, so I can't play with them now. I wish I could join them," he says. He got...

These are orphan and positive children who shared their struggles, stigma and denial of rights at a national public hearing in India's capital. The hearing was a summing up of a number of state level events to get them heard by India's leading child...

Children living with HIV are in urgent need of food support and special focus under state schemes meant for poor and marginalised. Left alone with HIV claiming their parents, most are underweight, out of schools and forced into responsibilities of adulthood...