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Uganda 2 SO [97-2000] (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 23,734 Kb) Document Date: 1 Jan 1997 (Downloads: 462)
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Uganda Current Update HIV (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 3,358 Kb) Document Date: 1 Jan 2005 (Downloads: 654)
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Uganda Current Update SO (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 21,321 Kb) Document Date: 1 Jan 2005 (Downloads: 487)
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Uganda MPS oppose Homosexuality, Lesbianism- Panafrican News Agencies (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 113 Kb) Document Date: 7 Nov 2003 (Downloads: 605)
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Uganda: Human Rights Watch homors AIDS activist (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
Outspoken defender of women living with HIV/AIDS
(PDF - 104 Kb) Document Date: 12 Dec 2005 (Downloads: 541)
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Ugandan Gay and Lesbian organizations, activists targeted by the police- By: Musa Ungubane (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 96 Kb) Document Date: 21 Jul 2005 (Downloads: 618)
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Bulgaria 2 HIV [94-99] (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 138 Kb) Document Date: 1 Jan 1994 (Downloads: 501)
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Bulgaria Current Update SO (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 991 Kb) Document Date: 1 Jan 2000 (Downloads: 829)
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Bulgaria- US State Department Country Report 2005 8/4/06 (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 36 Kb) Document Date: 8 Mar 2006 (Downloads: 712)
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Ukraine 2 SO [96-99] (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 7,962 Kb) Document Date: 1 Jan 1996 (Downloads: 594)
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Ukraine 2 HIV [96-99] (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 2,239 Kb) Document Date: 1 Jan 1996 (Downloads: 707)
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Ukraine CU HIV (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 615 Kb) Document Date: 1 Jan 2000 (Downloads: 592)
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Ukraine Current Update SO (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 6,405 Kb) Document Date: 1 Jan 2000 (Downloads: 576)
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Bulgaria 1 SO [90-95] (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 3,443 Kb) Document Date: 1 Jan 1990 (Downloads: 618)
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Bulgaria 2 SO [94-99] (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 5,336 Kb) Document Date: 1 Jan 1994 (Downloads: 591)
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22 MEMBERS OF CONGRESS PROTEST SODOMY DEATH SENTENCE IN NIGERIA-Rex Wokner 8/1/01 (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
A group of federal lawmakers who are leaders on international and human rights issues today wrote to Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo to voice strong concern over the recent case of a Nigerian man sentenced to death by stoning for sodomy.<br><br>
The 50-year-old man was accused of having sex with another man, arrested and brought before a Shari'a or Islamic court. After being acquitted of the charge for lack of evidence, the man admitted to the judge, when asked, that he had had sex in the past with men. On that basis, he was convicted and is now on death row awaiting execution by stoning.<br><br>
The letter was signed by 22 House Democrats and states, in part, that the "specific circumstances of this conviction are highly problematic, and, in fact, we believe that the execution by stoning or by any other means of any individual for private, adult, consensual sexual activity is grossly inhumane and well below the standards that any civilized society should uphold."
(PDF - 27 Kb) Document Date: 1 Aug 2005 (Downloads: 649)
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AIDS PANIC IN LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: [IGLHRC] Emergency Response Network (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS CHARGED IN "DOCTORS' PLOT" COULD FACE DEATH PENALTY<br>
Nine Libyan citizens, six Bulgarians, and one Palestinian have been held in pre-trial detention for almost two years, after being arrested in January 1999 in connection with the alleged infection of 393 children with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) in Al-Fateh Children's Hospital in Benghazi, northeast of Tripoli. If convicted, they could face the death penalty.
The trial is in no way a measured legal response to alleged medical malpractice. Instead, it appears to reflect unchecked and irrational anxieties about the violability of national boundaries and the foreign origins of HIV. IGLHRC joins with the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee in expressing grave concern at the prolonged detention of the accused, including long periods in which they have been held incommunicado; at credible allegations that they have been tortured; at the apparent arbitrariness of many of the charges; and at numerous procedural irregularities on the part of Libyan authorities, including interference with the right to counsel. Urgent letters are needed to protest the conduct of this case, and to demand a fair trial and the removal of the threat of the death penalty.
(PDF - 1,161 Kb) Document Date: 11 Nov 2000 (Downloads: 636)
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Algeria: Death to Deviants- 3/7/05 (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
My escape from homophobic hell in Algeria, by Ramzi Isalam<br> <br>
Algeria is not a safe place for queers. Gay sex is totally illegal; punishable by up to two years' imprisonment. Arrest and torture by the police and military are ever-present dangers. The victims have no legal redress.
This state?sanctioned homophobic persecution is compounded by the rise of an armed fundamentalist movement. Islamist terrorists target gays for beatings, torture and extra?judicial execution.
Algerian homosexuals are caught between the twin barbarisms of a totalitarian state and a clerical fascist opposition. Everyone is against us. Human rights groups in Algiers do nothing to defend ?sodomites?. In their view, there is no such thing as gay human rights.
My first experience of homophobic violence was when I was raped by a soldier at the age of 14. There was nothing I could do. I could not go to the police. They would have probably arrested and beaten me.
(PDF - 282 Kb) Document Date: 7 Mar 2005 (Downloads: 653)
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Globe and Mail Examines Challenges To Providing Treatment for HIV-Positive Patients in Nigeria (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
Kaisernetwork.org<br>
http://www.kaisernetwork.org/daily_reports/print_report.cfm?DR_ID=34379&dr_cat=1<br>
Although Nigeria "should be at the forefront" of Africa's fight against HIV/AIDS, many people living with the disease in the country say it is "failing miserably in its response" to the epidemic, Toronto's Globe and Mail reports. Nigeria has amassed "billions" of dollars in oil revenue and receives "broad" international funding from donors, such as the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief and the Global Fund To Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
(PDF - 58 Kb) Document Date: 8 Aug 2005 (Downloads: 662)
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Libya 1 SO [97-99] (Sexual Minorities & HIV Status)
(PDF - 3,011 Kb) Document Date: 1 Jan 1997 (Downloads: 647)
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