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06/18/2012 | Clodagh Miskelly
A young African gay man talks about what happens when you go to get tested for HIV. He challenges the appropriateness of some of the questions he finds discriminatory and can stop African men from getting tested.
11/09/2011 | Panos London
As part of our 25th anniversary series, Martin Foreman tells us about Panos’ work on HIV and AIDS – how he became involved and the work that helped shape the global approach to the epidemic.
12/01/2010 | Purple Romero
When Bea became a sex worker in the red light district of Jakarta, Indonesia, she knew she needed to use condoms to protect herself from HIV but her clients refused to use them.
12/01/2010 | Purple Romero
Our photo essay follows a day in the life of Seruni, a 23 year-old Indonesian waria, a man who has assumed a female identity. She lives in Jakarta where she makes money as a sex-worker.
07/14/2010 | Panos London
Overview Leaders from around the world will meet in Vienna to attend the XVIII International AIDS conference this month. The overarching theme of the conference, cited on the website, is the “emphasis on the importance of protecting and promoting human rights as a prerequisite to a successful response to HIV”. The conference is particularly focused…
03/17/2010 | Wambi Michael
HIV campaigners fear a homophobic bill currently being discussed by the Uganda parliament will lead to further stigmatisation of the gay community in Uganda and could stop HIV positive people from accessing treatment and hamper the fight against HIV and AIDS.
08/06/2008 | Andrea Downer
Are world governments in denial about the crisis facing MSMs?
08/01/2004 | Amber Novak
George Bush's views on same-sex marriage have been a red-hot issue in the US presidential campaign. Less known is his proposal to use heterosexual marriage to get single mothers off benefits.
03/01/2004 | John Ludwick
Murder, abduction, torture and rape have not stopped women's groups in Colombia from working and marching for peace. If anything, their peace movement has grown and even flourished.
09/01/2003 | Panos London
Colourful drag acts are part of mainstream tourism in Havana, but how easy is it for men to live openly as women? Thembi Mutch reports.
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