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Instant UNAIDS reform but not at top

UNAIDS said it will take “immediate” steps to recover from a sexual harassment scandal but allow its embattled leader Michel Sidibé to remain until June.

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By Arete News - December 13, 2018
Michel Sidibé of UNAIDS, right, with UNIDO's LI Yong.(AN/UNIDO)
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