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(6 Jul 2008) SHOTLIST Nairobi - May 20, 2008 1. Wide shot of a transvestite prostitute on street in Nairobi at night. 2. Close up shot of prostitute's feet. 3. Mid shot of prostitute. 4. Wide shot of prostitute soliciting for customers on the streets 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Susan Arnold, a transvestite and prostitute, "I am like tipsy (slightly drunk).. and I am out to do my prostitution, and because it is a rainy day, I hope I am going to get some customers." 6. Wide shot of Susan entering a pub 7. Pull focus shot of lights in the pub 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Susan Arnold, a transvestite and prostitute, "My name is Susan, I am transversatile, but being in Nairobi people do not understand the meaning of transversatile because they do not appreciate and they do not accept me as transverstite because they do not understand if I am a chick (woman) or a guy (man)." 9. Close up of patrons in a pub 10. Mid shot of Evans Monari, a lawyer 11. Close up Evans Monari 12. Close up of book with the laws of Kenya 13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Evans Monari, Lawyer "In the amendments to the law or the penal code of 2003, the sentence could be as high as anything between 14 years to 21 years in jail without a fine. That should let you know that this country has not encouraged homosexuality in spite of the mainstreaming by the press, mainstreaming by the visitors and mainstreaming by the influence of the western culture in Kenya." 14. Wide shot of Susan walking into the Medicines Sans Frontiers - Blue house clinic in Mathare slum. 15. Mid shot of patient at the Medicines Sans Frontiers - Blue house clinic. 16. Mid shot of a doctor examining Susan. 17. Close up of Pharmacist writing directions of use on a bottle of medicine for Susan 18. Mid shot of Susan receiving medicine from a pharmacist at the Medicines Sans Frontiers - Blue house clinic 19. Close up of Susan receiving medicine 20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Susan Arnold, a transvestite and prostitute, "I was arrested with some other people because most of my friends ran away. I was taken to jail, I stayed for six months. So when I was there, there were some guys who were hungry because they had lacked sex. So they were raping me ten times a day� I suspect I got the HIV from the jail." 21. Wide shot of Susan walking in to her house in Mathare slum 22. Wide shot of Susan opening the door to her house 23. Mid shot of Susan applying makeup 24. Close up of Susan applying makeup 25. Wide shot of Archbishop of Kenya, Reverend Benjamin Nzimbi walking into church 26. SOUNDBITE: (English) Rev. Benjamin Nzimbi, Kenyan Archbishop of the Anglican Church, "To know who is a father, who is a mother, who is a brother, who is a sister, who is a husband, who is a wife, otherwise, if we get the teaching the way the revisions are trying to do it, it will mean a lot of confusion, and not only confusion, God is not pleased by that kind of life, it is an abomination." 27. Various shots of Susan picking laundry from the clothes lines. 28. SOUNDBITE: (English) Susan Arnold, a transvestite and prostitute, "My family reaction was like, when they came to realise I was gay, they did not like it. They were like, why have you decided to do such a job so the next day, they came to realise that I have got infected with HIV and they were like, right now we do not want you, we do not want to see you, live your own life, so I said what can I do, let me go on with life, because I cannot take that disease out of me it is already in me, what I should do is only to take the medication." 29. Wide shot of Susan soliciting for customers on the streets of Nairobi at night Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...