This is an archive of the Treatment Action Campaign's public documents from
December 1998 until October 2008. I created this website because the TAC's
website appears unmaintained and people were concerned that it
was becoming
increasingly hard to find important documents.
The menu items have
been slightly edited and a new stylesheet applied to the site. But none of the
documents have been edited, not even for minor errors. The text appears on this
site as obtained from the Internet Archive.
The period covered by
the archive encompassed the campaign for HIV medicines, the civil disobedience
campaigns, the Competition Commission complaints, the 2008 xenophobic violence
and the PMTCT, Khayelitsha health workers and Matthias Rath court cases.
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TAC Women in Leadership MultimediaLearn about HIV/AIDS - Essential HIV info - Newsletters: 1998-2006 - Westville Prison case |
Newsletters, documents and statements in 2006End violence against women Campaign postersEqual Treatment - November 2006 6 December 2006: letter from TAC to Act Up ParisAlso in the article: 31 October 2006: HIV testing and counselling
Civil Society Congress Resolutions (Word document) 4 October 2006: Same-sex marriage
- TAC supports same-sex marriage (Read pdf document) 3 October 2006TAC Analysis of Maternal Deaths September 2006 - TAC General Secretary Sipho Mthathi's Report to TAC NECRead the report (Word document) 29 September 2006: AIDS denialism dealt an irreversible blow
Also in this newsletter:
Presentations from the meeting on fraudulent claims about medicines A comparison of South African and Brazilian mortality 19 September 2006March to Parliament Memorandum (Word document) Article published in Business Day: Why we need a new Health Minister Also: Read this report on the Global Call to Action 18 September 2006: March to Parliament: MPs invited to People's Parliament
7 September 2006: What the Court and TAC expects in the HIV/AIDS plan for Westville Correctional Centre6 September 2006: Letter from scientists to MbekiAlso in this newsletter 5 September 2006: TAC appeal for fundsAlso in this newsletter 3 September 2006: Mthembu on Health System30 August 2006: Achmat speech to City CouncilLatest Westville prison judgmentWestville Prison Fact Sheet28 August 2006: Government in contempt of court - Must treat Westville PrisonersAlso in this newsletter 24 August 2006: Reports on Global Day of Action23 August 2006: Why TAC is protesting23 August 2006: TAC response to allegation that we trashed SA exhibition at AIDS Conference20 August 2006: Call for Global Day of ActionRead more Global Day of Action Kit 16 August 2006: PRISONER DIES BECAUSE OF DELAYS BY GOVERNMENTAlso in this newsletter 8 August 2006: Long waiting list for ARV treatment at Mahatma Gandhi Hospital in DurbanAlso in this newsletter 7 August 2006: Understanding HIV statistics31 July 2006: Getting treatment to Westville PrisonersAlso in this newsletter 18 July 2006: Westville prisoners caseAlso in this newsletter 17 July 2006: Report on TAC youth march for prevention in Eastern CapeAlso in this newsletter 5 July 2006: Westville Prisoner's Case Judgment29 June 2006: Why prisoners with AIDS must be treatedAn edited version of this article appeared in the Argus on 29 June 2006 under the heading: ARV ruling for prison spotlights access to health for all Equal Treatment - June 2006 21 June 2006: TAC/TAG Africa TB/HIV Workshop15 June 2006: Massive Youth March for HIV PreventionAlso in this newsletter 15 June 2006: Massive Youth March for HIV Prevention
Photo courtesy of The Argus 01 June 2006: Nkhensani Mavasa's speech at the opening plenary of UNGASS todayAlso in this newsletter 30 May, 2006: March for universal access to treatment and preventionThe TAC invites you to join a march to the UN offices and Union buildings in Pretoria on Tuesday, 30 May 2006. Gather at Church Square at 10am. 30 May 2006: Nkhensani Mavasa explains why she had an HIV test28 May 2006: Deaths in Cecilia Makiwane Hospital24 May 2006: Death of Nozipho BhenguAlso in this newsletter 24 May 2006: UNGASSAlso in this newsletter 20 May, 2006: Heroes to Zeroes19 May, 2006: Fatima Hassan and Jonathan Berger respond to the Minister of Health's spokesperson's racist nonsense about TAC in the Mail & Guardian.Read Jonathan Berger's Response 19 May, 2006: Body Language on Microbicides - Article in the Mail & Guardian9 May 2006: Prisoners go to court for treatmentAlso: 26 April 2006: Achmat speechTAC chairperson, Zackie Achmat, delivered a speech at the closing ceremony of the International Microbicides Conference in Cape Town. 23 April 2006: Prevention marchSeveral organisations co-hosted a prevention march and summit. This newsletter contains the memorandum handed over to the organisers of the International Microbicides Conference, the South African Government and UNAIDS. Also in this newsletter: Statement by the ALP and TAC on UNGASS. 20 April 2006: Letter from TAC General Secretary, Sipho Mthathi, to Minister Tshabalala-Msimang18 April 2006: UNGASS is a chance to make a new start: We cannot afford to squander it13 April 2006: TAC Annual General MeetingThe TAC Annual General Meeting will take place on 12 May 2006, from 9am to 1pm at the Chalsty Centre at Wits University (not the Devonshire Hotel as originally planned) in Johannesburg. All TAC members are welcome to attend, at their own expense. If you wish to attend, please contact Nwabisa on (021) 788 -Â 3507 12 April 2006: Joint Civil Society Monitoring Forum letter to UNGASS about South African country report6 April 2006: Make Community-Driven HIV Prevention WorkRead the newsletter
TAC has sent our submission prepared for the African Union Peer Review Mechanism to UNGASS. 31 March, 2006: A is for Arogant, B is for Brazen30 March 2006: SA Government Excludes TAC and ALP from the United Nations General Assembly Special Session on AIDSRead the newsletter
23 March 2006: TAC January 2006 NEC Resolutions7 March 2006: Equal Treatment Issue 19 (March 2006) is outThis month's issue explains the science of HIV. It is written in an easy-to-understand non-technical style. We explain how it is known that HIV causes AIDS, the benefits of antiretrovirals outweigh their risks, condoms prevent HIV transmission and there is a large epidemic in South Africa. Plus much more ... Rebuttal of Celia Farber's AIDS denialist article in Harper's magazineRead the rebuttal in PDF format 3 March 2006: TAC wins court case against Matthias RathRead the newsletter 2 March 2006: TAC and SWEAT support decriminalisation of sex-work28 February 2006: TAC Comments on Anthony Butler Article in Business Day27 February 2006: TAC Statement on President Mbeki's AIDS Denialist Remarks in City Press23 February 2006: Chief Justice Langa's speech at the AIDS Law Project, Access to Legal Services Conference, 17 February 2006
TAC comment on Matthias Rath's withdrawal from defamation casesRead the newsletter 17 February 2006: TAC submission to the African Union Peer Review MechanismThe TAC has made a submission to the African Union Peer Review Mechanism. This is an edited and improved version of a submission we made to the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Health in November 2005. We also submitted this to UNGASS in April 2006. Read the submission 16 February 2006 (two newsletters)TAC Manifesto on Health and Accountable Local GovernmentTAC welcomes sentence in Lorna Mlofana trial30 January 2006: TAC demands better antiretroviral rollout in MpumalangaAlso in this newsletter:
17 January 2006: Analysis of Clinton dealAlso in this newsletter:
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