Stories of Hope: Near East and Asia

	The U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief is working in over 120 countries to combat HIV/AIDS. Through partnerships with host nations, the Emergency Plan is creating hope for a brighter future. “Stories of Hope” show the impact America's commitment is having on men, women and children around the world. To learn more about the work of the Emergency Plan, select a country from the map below or return to the main map to view other regions.		Bangladesh - A Faith-Based Response to HIV/AIDS (August 2006)       Burma - Buddhist Festival Teaches Life Lessons (August 2006)       Cambodia - Phally: The Story of a Courageous Woman (August 2006)       Cambodia - Reducing Stigma and Discrimination against People Living with HIV/AIDS (August 2006)       Cambodia - A new project supports orphans and vulnerable children in rural Cambodia (August 2006)       Cambodia - Buddhist Monks provide home care along with resources for children (February 2006)       China - Compassionate Care for People Living with HIV/AIDS (August 2006)       China - Helping nurses become leaders on HIV/AIDS (February 2006)       India - Providing Support and Care Through Community Outreach (August 2006)       Nepal - Women Living with HIV Come Together (August 2006)       Thailand - Community-Based Organization Strengthens Families (August 2006)       Vietnam - Expanding and Improving the Quality of HIV/AIDS Services (August 2006)     Vietnam - Counseling and testing program reaches out to at-risk populations (July 2006)   Vietnam - A business makes its workplace more welcoming to people living with HIV/AIDS (February 2006)