Pointe-Noire

"All the bodies are at the municipal morgue in Pointe-Noire which is open to all.

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He tells the story of Bernadette (a pseudonym), a young woman who sells second-hand clothing at the Tié-Tié market in Pointe-Noire in the Republic of Congo:

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AZUR Development organization carried out a project in 2006 in Pointe-Noire, the capital of the Republic of Congo concentrating on the psychological and social supports for 100 people with HIV.

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At Pointe-Noire, Congo, a HIV-positive married man and father was released from prison when the police became aware of his HIV status.

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An HIV-positive woman lost her baby during childbirth at a hospital in Pointe-Noire because she was HIV positive and no midwife wanted to touch her.

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At Pointe-Noire, I watched as they carried even more bodies off the train.

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Pointe-Noire sat along the Angolan border, and was no longer considered safe territory.

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They would check the goods, stow them away, then fly them to Pointe-Noire for delivery.

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Whoever controlled Pointe-Noire controlled the oil wells.

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My father had been transferred to Pointe-Noire, the economic center and second-largest city in the Congo, located about 510 kilometers 320 miles southwest of Brazzaville.

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