One of Africa's taboos

One of Africa's taboos

Talib Aboi stands in a small courtyard building in Juba, south Sudan. He talks to a group of men about HIV, telling them how to protect themselves by using a condom.

He is a courageous, pragmatic man, who is willing to tackle a subject that in Sudan and across Africa is taboo - HIV prevention for men who have sex with men (MSM).

"If we don't teach about HIV all our other work will mean nothing. For the children who came to adolescence during the war they didn't become the people expected by the community. They don't know what it is to be good, what it is to be bad."

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