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Robin Gorna: Is an HIV free generation an achievable aim?

"'Ending AIDS' is heard by some activists living with HIV as a post-apocalyptic vision. Of course it is imperative to imagine a future where far fewer people acquire HIV, but we must hold that vision alongside the realities of hundreds of thousands of people living with HIV as long term survivors and having their rights and needs met." Robin Gorna, director of AIDS Strategy, Advocacy, and Policy (ASAP), a consultancy of associates working globally to deliver a better response to AIDS, women’s health, and global health more broadly, warns that predicitions of "The End of AIDS" must not result in HIV+ people, and especialy women, being ignored.

Published
01 December 2012
From
BMJ
How AIDS ends: 15 visionaries write the final chapter on HIV/AIDS

When the history of HIV/AIDS is at last written, what will the final chapter look like? With contributions from: Timothy Ray Brown, Jeanne White Ginder, Cleve Jones, Barbara Lee, Mark Dybul, Paul Farmer, Robert Gallo, Mervyn Silverman, Diane Havlir, Scott Wiener, LZ Granderson, Hank Plante, Eduardo Xol, and Neil Giuliano.

Published
28 November 2012
From
San Francisco AIDS Foundation
African civil society calls on President Museveni to veto the Uganda Anti-Homosexuality Bill

The AIDS and Rights Alliance (ARASA), a partnership of over 60 civil society organisations working in southern Africa to promote a rights-based response to HIV and TB, calls on the President of Uganda, His Excellency Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, to take leadership and veto the passing of the Anti Homosexuality Bill.

Published
28 November 2012
From
ARASA
UN condemns gay and trans killings with new draft resolution

For the first time, the United Nations acknowledges a need for protections from executions on the basis of gender identity.

Published
26 November 2012
From
Gay Star News
Ugandan anti-gay bill could be law by next week

Refugees urge Canada to put pressure on Uganda to respect gay rights.

Published
26 November 2012
From
Xtra
Tonio Borg the 'wrong choice' for EU health commissioner role

Tonio Borg's deeply conservative record has appropriately raised grave concerns in recent weeks about his suitability for the job - warns MEP Kartika Liotard. His views on reproductive rights are conservative. He has also said in the past that he has "no responsibility" as a politician to protect same-sex couples.

Published
23 November 2012
From
Public Service Europe
Southeast Asian human rights declaration excludes sexual orientation and gender identity

A declaration of human rights signed by the 10 nations of ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) does not include protection from discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity (SOGI).

Published
20 November 2012
From
Gay Star News
Ugandan LGBT Coalition urges extreme caution when foreigners advocate against the Anti-Homosexuality Bill

While the Ugandan Anti-homosexuality Bill is about to pass, the Ugandan LGBT community is urging caution at this time.

Published
15 November 2012
From
O-blog-dee-o-blog-da (blog)
Nigerian lawmakers move ahead on anti-gay bill

Nigerian lawmakers moved a step closer Tuesday to approving a bill that would harshly crack down on gay rights, including banning same-sex marriage and public displays of affection between homosexual couples.

Published
14 November 2012
From
Daily Nation
UGANDA: Anti-gay bill could be passed before Christmas

Uganda's parliament will, before Christmas, pass a highly controversial bill which seeks more stringent punishments for people engaging in homosexual acts and those perceived to be "promoting" homosexuality, says the speaker of the house.

Published
14 November 2012
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IRIN Plus News

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