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With the launch of Afa’s newest campaign for 2012, the advocacy organisation aims to remove the stigma associated with the virus, and aims to save more lives with early detection.

 Ambassadors and youth leaders will be leading by example, by sharing their personal experience of taking the HIV test, and to share their views on the importance of taking the test.

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Your participation will provide up to date information on our community and will go on to ensure education and services for gay men are as effective as it can be.

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Hong Kong - loosely translated as fragrant harbor, is like a person with multiple personalities.  This being a result of being Cantonese, Chinese and most recently, ex-British influences.

This former British colony plays a major role as a tourist destination for China, as well as an important hub in East Asia’s global connection to the rest of the world’s cities.  Boasting a subtropical climate with one to suit your every comfort zone, Hong Kong is the ideal stopover for those who wish to explore deeper into the Orient.

Food is never a problem if you are travelling to Hong Kong.  Its explicit range of cuisines readily available plays an important part in the lives of the people living in Hong Kong.  Showcasing a huge regional varieties of Chinese cuisines, Hong Kong also offers excellent Asian and Western choices.  You’ll definitely be spoilt by choices.

One of the safest bet, in terms of food, is Dim Sum.  It refers to to a style of Chinese food being prepared in bite sized portions, traditionally served in small bamboo steamer baskets.  In Hong Kong, you will still be able to see Dim Sum being served in carts being pushed around the restaurants or tea houses.  It is usually known in Cantonese as “drink tea” or “yum cha”.  Dim Sum is typically served with Chinese Tea.

Simply put it, if there’s a destination you must visit, Hong Kong’s the one on your list.

Check with your local travel agents for more details.

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Articles, news and events pertaining to sexuality, sexual health, mental health and other issues are available on the website. Get an insight on the wonderfully vibrant LGBTQ community in Singapore.

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Action for Aids (AFA) is organizing a dance and photography introductory workshop in March.  We are targeting 20 youths per session and we need your participation.

17th & 24th March | 2pm – 4pm | – Dance Workshop | Cruise Club
17th & 24th March | 2pm – 5pm |  - Photography Workshop | AFA Multi Purpose  Room

Register here today!

Should you need any assistance with regards to the above mentioned workshops, please do not hesitate to call:

Action for Aids (AFA) Singapore
Tel: 6254 0212
Contact Person: AJ

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By Evelin Gan
Today
Published February 28, 2012

Jansen (not his real name) had an inkling that something was amiss when he noticed “a couple of spots” on his genitals. 

He eventually saw a doctor when they did not heal on their own. 

The diagnosis? Genital warts. 

“I felt scared, and was really depressed because I never expected to get it,” said Jansen, who declined to divulge the number of sexual partners he has. 

Up until now, he does not know whom he contracted the sexually transmitted disease (STD) from. 

Like most men, Jansen also had no idea that the HPV (human papillomavirus) vaccine, currently used to protect against cervical cancer in women, might have offered him some protection against genital warts. 

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A former Rutgers University student stood trial supposedly for spying on his roommate’s homosexual romp who later committed suicide.  The twist to this trial was when a key witness in this case stated that Dharun Ravi, did not have a problem with Tyler Clementi’s sexuality.

With reference to Molly Wei, Ravi brought up the topic of his roommate being gay, but “didn’t make a big deal out of it.”  Ravi faces the possibility of being sentenced to 10 years in jail on 15 counts of invasion of privacy, witness and evidence tampering and bias intimidation.

Clementi, 18, jumped off the George Washington Bridge on 22^nd September 2010.

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The 1st established LGBT Center in Taiwan, Sunshine Queer Center aims to decrease the infection rate of HIV between MSM (Men who have sex with Men) and to provide relevant health guidance in south Taiwan.

For more information on what SQC is and what they do, visit their website.