Ombudsman Urges Youths to Give Up Criminal Actions

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7 June 2011 Luanda — The United Nations Organisation (UNO) is due to launch on June 08 a global campaign called "The stigma feeds HIV/AIDS", designed to raise an awareness and mobilisation against stigma and discrimination in the work place. According to the resident coordinator of the UN in Angola, Maria do Valle Ribeiro, the UN strives to ensure that the workplace is a model for HIV/AIDS, providing training to employees about the prevention of HIV/AIDS, treatment access and options for care, adopting policies that ensure a fair and respectful environment

Angola Press Agency (Luanda)

7 June 2011

Uíge — The Angolan Ombudsman, Paulo Tjipilica, Tuesday in northern Uíge province urged the inmates at prison facilities to stick to the excellent behaviour and avoid crime.

Paulo Tjipilica advised the youths at the end of his two-day visit to Uíge province.

The Ombudsman expressed regret due to the existence of many youths in the local prisons and convicted of crime, robbery and homicide practices.

According to the official, many of these citizens, mostly youths, would be useful for the society should they have pursued academic and vocational training, with a view to dignify their families and parents.

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