Indonesia is one of the Asian countries with highest number of new HIV/AIDS cases. However, the people of Indonesia only have little information concerning the issue.
As a republic country with the highest Muslim population, sex issues are still considered taboo and we believe that’s the main reason why Indonesians have a bad education regarding AIDS.
As a republic country with the highest Muslim population, sex issues are still considered taboo and we believe that’s the main reason why Indonesians have a bad education regarding AIDS.
That’s why for World AIDS Day on 1st December 2014, Durex collaborated with the PAOGI Medical School of University of Indonesia and organized a campaign aimed to raise awareness concerning HIV/AIDS at Car Free Day, Jl. Jendral Sudirman, Jakarta.
During the month of November, they also held road shows in five different high schools in Jakarta with the theme “Reproduction Health of Adolescents and Next Generation without HIV/AIDS”. Not only that: on the 3rd of November, they also held a seminar in the University of Indonesia which covered the topic “Protect Mothers from HIV/AIDS to Save the Next Generation”
So, do not close your eyes from what is happening around you, because it is better to prevent than to cure!
During the month of November, they also held road shows in five different high schools in Jakarta with the theme “Reproduction Health of Adolescents and Next Generation without HIV/AIDS”. Not only that: on the 3rd of November, they also held a seminar in the University of Indonesia which covered the topic “Protect Mothers from HIV/AIDS to Save the Next Generation”
So, do not close your eyes from what is happening around you, because it is better to prevent than to cure!
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