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YahooEqual Treatment, or just ET, is TAC's high-quality magazine dedicated to covering health and HIV matters. Currently it is distributed at no charge. It is produced five times a year. To receive your copy of ET, send an email with your name and address to et@tac.org.za.
We encourage reproduction and distribution of ET, as well as modification of articles for educational purposes. However, some articles or images are copyrighted by other people or institutions. We indicate clearly which these are for each issue. Please acknowledge sources and please do not copy or modify non-TAC copyrighted material without getting appropriate permission.
| Title | Front Cover | Issue | Month Published | Copyright Details | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Report on the systematic abuse of immigrants |  | 25 | 2008-06 | Equal Treatment June 2008 (issue 25) may be reproduced without permission except for the cartoon on page 30. All sources must be appropriately acknowledged. For permission to reproduce the cartoon please contact Jonathan Shapiro. This issue was sponsored by the Global Fund. | |
| Youth and HIV |  | 24 | 2008-04 | Equal Treatment April 2008 (issue 24) may be reproduced without permission except for photographs that are credited to other institutions and the cartoon. All sources must be appropriately acknowledged. For permission to reproduce copyrighted material not belonging to TAC, please contact the credited source. This issue was sponsored by the Global Fund. | |
| Children and HIV |  | 23 | 2008-01 | Equal Treatment December 2007/January 2008 (issue 23) may be reproduced without permission except for photographs, unless these are described as being in the public domain, and the cartoon by James Francis. All sources must be appropriately acknowledged. For permission to reproduce copyrighted material not belonging to TAC, please contact the credited source. This issue was sponsored by Oxfam Australia. | |
| Equal Treatment Issue 22 |  | 22 | 2007-05 | Equal Treatment May 2007 (issue 22) may be reproduced without permission except for the cartoons on page 16. All sources must be appropriately acknowledged. This issue was sponsored by Oxfam Australia. | |
| Making HIV Prevention Work |  | 21 | 2006-11 | Equal Treatment November 2006 (issue 21) may be reproduced without permission except for the cartoons on page 29. All sources must be appropriately acknowledged. This issue was sponsored by Public Welfare Foundation. | |
| Women and HIV |  | 20 | 2006-06 | Equal Treatment June 2006 (issue 20) may be reproduced without permission (sources must be appropriately acknowledged) except for the following portions: | |
| Science of HIV |  | 19 | 2006-03 | Equal Treatment March 2006 (issue 19) may be reproduced without permission (sources must be appropriately acknowledged) except for the following portions: | |
| Health Workers |  | 18 | 2005-12 | Equal Treatment December 2005 (issue 18) may be reproduced without permission (sources must be appropriately acknowledged) except for the following portions: - ZipZap Circus photographs, which were taken by Eric Miller and belong to Medecins Sans Frontiers - Photo by Eric Miller on page 16, which is copyrighted by Eric Miller/iAfrika photos. - Cartoon on page 19, which is copyrighted by James Francis (www.jamesfrancis.net) - Photographs on page 21 of Zwelinzima Vavi and Cheryl Carolus, which were found using images.google.com and were used without requesting permission - Cartoon on page 32, which is copyrighted by John Fewings (fewings.ca) Error: The quote attributed to Sister Du Preez on page 12 contains an error. It should be read so as if the sentence "It is also necessary to end political party conflicts which often lead to failure of community involvement in the clinic." does not appear in it. This erroneously attributed statement was included as a result of a misunderstanding between Du Preez and the journalist who interviewed him. We apologise for any inconvenience caused to Sister Du Preez. | |
| Tuberculosis |  | 17 | 2005-10 | Equal Treatment October 2005 (issue 17) may be reproduced without permission (sources must be appropriately acknowledged) except for the following portions: | |
| Treatment Plan |  | 16 | 2005-07 | Equal Treatment July 2005 (issue 16) may be reproduced without permission (sources must be appropriately acknowledged) except for the following portions: | |
| Traditional Healers |  | 15 | 2005-05 | Equal Treatment May 2005 (issue 15) may be reproduced without permission (sources must be appropriately acknowledged). |
