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• The Caribbean has the second highest HIV prevalence rate in world, after sub-Saharan Africa, and AIDS is a leading cause of death among 15-44 year-olds in the region.
• Women aged 15 and over comprise an increasing share of those with HIV/AIDS in the region, now accounting for 53% of adults aged 15 and over estimated to be living with HIV/AIDS, up from 46% in 2001.
• The epidemic has always affected those who are young, and young people continue to be at risk. Young women are especially vulnerable. In some countries, HIV/AIDS prevalence rates among young women aged 15–24 are two to three times higher than rates among young men in the same age group.

When No One is Looking (2012) is based on the screenplay of local photographer and artist Zahra Airall. The short film is an ABS TV Production in collaboration with the Caribbean Broadcast Media Partnership on HIV/AIDS.

The film features the talent of Antiguan playwright Owen Jackson and newcomers to the screen Zarah Airall, Elijah James, and Walter Armstrong.

It centers around three characters; a married man about to have a baby with his wife, whose past suddenly comes back to haunt him; a young man who experiences rejection from his father; and a child who is abused by a family member.

The project was funded by the Caribbean Broadcast Media Partnership on HIV/AIDS. It premiered on Monday January 2, 2012 at 9 pm on ABS Television.

• If you sign up to play with Exotic before June 30th you will be automatically registered to play T-shirt mas. T-shirt mas is otherwise $60 EC$.  
• Whole piece and tankini costumes are $25 EC$ extra, you can request these in all the costume sections. 
• All male costumes are $500 EC$.
• To register visit the mass camp located at Burton's Laundry on Independence Drive in Ottos, next to Bike Plus,  email exotiquemas2011@groups.facebook.com or call 268-785-7263

 Pretty Scandalous (Female) - $750 EC$

Pretty Glamorous (Female) - $650 EC$

 

Pretty Audacious (Female) - $600 EC$

Pretty Outrageous (Female) - $800 EC$

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