Helpless Victims

DIAN Susanti (not her real name) was very cute. She was lying in a room of the Pelita Ilmu Foundation in Tebet, South Jakarta, looking healthy and plump. When TEMPO visited her on Wednesday, her shining eyes were moving about, with her thick eyebrows going up and down. Only 3 months old, Dian had round cheeks, tempting people to give them a pinch.

Her lovely manner aroused no suspicion that Dian had contracted HIV (human immunodeficiency vi

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