Business coalition criticses government's HIV response
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In Papua New Guinea an influential volunteer group has described as "feeble" the government's response to the country's HIV AIDS epidemic. In the twelve months since BAHA - the Business Coalition against HIV AIDS - began operating, it's already approved 42 HIV workplace policies for employers. By contrast, the government's National Aids Council has been in existence for a decade and has been plagued by bureaucratic wrangles and maladministration. Business Coalition boss Rod Mitchell is critical of the government's leadership in the battle against one of PNG's biggest threats.
Presenter: PNG Correspondent Steve Marshall
Speaker: Business Coalition Against HIV AIDS CEO Rod Mitchell
