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Breaking new ground on HIV/AIDS and human rights in China
HIV/AIDS Policy & Law Review
|July 5, 2005
Abstract:
A ground-breaking meeting of HIV/AIDS NGOs and community-based activists in China, focusing largely on legal and human rights issues related to HIV/AIDS, was held in Shanghai in December 2004. This was one of the first meetings in China where people living with HIV/AIDS from diverse communities were able to share openly their experiences and to discuss in detail the human rights, legal, and policy measures that are needed to protect people living with HIV/AIDS in China and to enable civil society organizations to contribute to China's fight against HIV/AIDS.
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