People living with AIDS who have been subjected to discrimination and stigma due to their status can now seek help from a tribunal formed to deal with those going against the HIV/AIDS prevention and control act.
The tribunal was formed in 2009 by the Attorney General but has not been operational.The seven-member team will be sitting at the Landmark Plaza opposite Nairobi hospital. National Aids Control Council director Alloys Orago explains the role of the tribunal.
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