REGULATIONS ON ENTRY, STAY AND RESIDENCE FOR PLHIV The following information was published and updated 8 August 2009. Please click here for the link
As europe explores the repeal of laws that criminalizes HIV transmission, what do you think we should do? Should it stay, or should it go?Read & Discuss →
Two men carrying the AIDS virus were charged in court on Wednesday for not informing their male sexual partner of the risk of contracting the virus before engaging in sexual activity. The Straits Times reported that one of the offenders …Read & Discuss →
Let’s Be Positive about people living with HIV These are simple things- to be able to share a dinner with friends or family, or have close friends around when in need. However, many people living with HIV live daily, denied …Read & Discuss →
By Tan Weizhen Published: November 5 ,2011 SINGAPORE – A new and possibly more aggressive strain of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) has surfaced here, evolving from two existing strains. The recombinant strain AE-B was discovered by researchers from the Department …Read & Discuss →
By Agence France-Presse Published: October 25 ,2011 The body tasked with developing options to reform the Commonwealth has noted that the old British Empire laws against gays are still in force in 41 of the 54 member nations. These include statues, …Read & Discuss →
By Jon Cohen Correspodent, American Association for the Advancement of Science Published: August 2 ,2011 In most of the Middle East and North Africa, men who have sex with men (MSM) face severe stigma and harsh laws, creating a hidden population …Read & Discuss →
By Jessica Geen Health editor, PinkNews.co.uk Published: October 5,2011 The US Bureau of Prisons has adopted new rules for the care of transgender inmates. Previously, prisoners would be permitted to continue with treatments such as hormone therapy if they began them …Read & Discuss →
A Study conducted by the University of Bristol Life found that life expectancy for people with HIV in the UK has increased by 15 years in the past decade, thanks to modern drugs and earlier treatment, a study suggests.Read & Discuss →
By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. Published: October 10, 2011 A large and costly AIDS prevention program that the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation pioneered in India eight years ago has had mixed results, according to a preliminary analysis published on …Read & Discuss →
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