Resources
Abstracts
Assessment of Stigma Against People Affected by Leprosy and Those with Other Disabilities in War – Affected States of Dafur
Denis Byamungu
E-mail: janninee@tlmaro.org
http://www.leprosy-ila.org/17th-ilc/free_papers/free_papers_social_aspects.pdf
Stigma, the Main Challenge for the Implementation of the New WHO Strategy in Khartoum
Denis Byamungu
E-mail: velema@ems.tlmi.nl
http://www.leprosy-ila.org/17th-ilc/free_papers/free_papers_social_aspects.pdf
Assessment of Stigma Among People Affected by Leprosy in Khartoum, Sudan
Edward Eremugo Luka
E-mail: opikiza@yahoo.com
http://www.leprosy-ila.org/17th-ilc/free_papers/free_papers_social_aspects.pdf
Advocacy, Communication and Social Mobilization, An Effective Tool to Address Stigma
Denis Byamungu
E-mail: janninee@tlmaro.org
http://www.leprosy-ila.org/17th-ilc/posters/posters_social_aspects.pdf
Articles
La lutte contre la stigmatisation liée à la lèpre : le plus grand défi pour la mise en œuvre de la nouvelle stratégie de l’OMS dans la ville de Khartoum,
Denis Byamungu, Le Bulletin de l’ALLF (2008), No 23, 10-11
http://sfdermato.actu.com/allf/bulletin_allf_23.pdf
Letter to the Editor, Discrimination Against Leprosy Patients and Their Families: The Situation (Early 2005) in West Darfur, Sudan, Denis Byamungu, Lepr Rev (2006) 77, 82-83
Leprosy in an Endemic Focus in the Sudan, E A G Khalil, A Lamya El Hassan, A Ismail, A M El Hassan, Sudanese Journal of Dermatology (2005), Vol 3, No 2, 73-79
Les organisations des personnes handicapées dans le Darfour (Soudan). Une opportunité pour les personnes affectées par la lèpre, Denis Byamungu, Le Bulletin de l’ALLF (2005), No 17, 48
http://sfdermato.actu.com/allf/bulletin_allf_17.pdf
Letter to the Editor, Non-Adherence to Leprosy Treatment in Western Sudan; The People behind the Numbers, J A F Coebergh and H Buddingh, Lepr Rev (2004) 75, 404 http://www.lepra.org.uk/LR/Dec04/124888.pdf
Thyroid Functional Status in Leprosy Patients in Sudan, M M Kheir, A M Ahmed and A A Elsarrag, Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal, Vol 7, Nos 1-2, January – March 2001, 79-83
Socio Cultural Aspects of Leprosy among the Masalit and Hawsa Tribes in the Sudan, Lepr Rev (2002), 73-1 (20-8)
The Role of Village Leaders in Implementation of Multidrug Therapy for Leprosy, Sudan: A pilot Study in the Angasana Hills , Ahmed K M, El Tahir M S, Lepr Rev (1996) 67, 39-46
Leprosy in the Sudan, A C McDougall, Lepr Rev (1975) 46, 3, 222-230
Discrimination against Leprosy Patients and their Families: the Situation (early 2005) in West Darfur, Sudan, Byamungo D, Lepr Rev (2006) 77, 1, 82-83
Non-adherence to Leprosy Treatment in Western Sudan; the People behind the Numbers, Coebergh JA, Buddingh H, Lepr Rev (2004), 75, 4, 404
Comment: Distinguishing Post-Kala-Azar Dermal Leishmaniasis from Leprosy: Experience in the Sudan, Babu VV, Lepr Rev (1994), 65(2): 150
Distinguishing Post-Kala-Azar Dermal Leishmaniasis from Leprosy: Experience in the Sudan, el Hassan AM et al, Lepr Rev (1993), 64(1): 53-59
Resources
ILEP teaching and learning materials and technical bulletins in English:
http://www.ilep.org.uk/library-resources/ilep-publications/
Global Strategy for Further Reducing the Leprosy Burden and Sustaining Leprosy Control Activities (Plan period 2006 – 2010)
http://www.ilep.org.uk/fileadmin/uploads/Documents/WHO_Publications/gstrat130605.pdf
Global Strategy for Further Reducing the Leprosy Burden and Sustaining Leprosy Control Activities (2006 – 2010): Operational Guidelines
http://www.ilep.org.uk/fileadmin/uploads/Documents/WHO_Publications/opguid130706.pdf
I Can Do It Myself: Tips for People Affected by Leprosy Who Want to Prevent Disability
http://www.ilep.org.uk/fileadmin/uploads/Documents/WHO_Publications/whoselfcareeng.pdf
Leprosy in Africans by W C Jacyk
http://www.ilep.org.uk/library-resources/other-useful-publications/