China's AIDS response-- focusing on Rights

Protecting the rights of people living with HIV and vulnerable to AIDS is the key to the process of AIDS response. The United Nations believes that by continuously expanding the accessibility of AIDS prevention and treatment services, eliminating discrimination and protecting the rights of affected and infected people, China will be able to make significant progress in achieving Millennium Development goal 6.

In the 25 years since the discovery of the first AIDS case in China, the prevention and control of AIDS in China has been increasingly effective-preventing many new infections and saving the lives of thousands of people living with HIV in China.

Entering the second decade of the 21st century, it is very important for China to further strengthen its response to AIDS. China has made great achievements in the prevention and control of AIDS sexshop , but AIDS is still endangering people's lives and health. In 2009, an estimated 48000 people in China were infected with HIV and 26000 died of AIDS.

Obviously, as China's AIDS response becomes more and more mature, strengthening the protection of the rights of people living with HIV and high-risk groups will be the key to a successful response. As in many other countries panty vibrator , one of the biggest challenges for China is how to prevent new HIV infections by strengthening prevention services in high-risk groups, especially prostitution and whoring, injecting drug users and men who have sex with men. Another challenge is to ensure that people living with HIV in need of treatment have access to treatment, thereby saving lives and preventing new HIV infections, including mother-to-child transmission.

The rate of HIV infection among men who have sex with men is high and rising rapidly, making this population require special attention. For example, in some areas perfect ass , the HIV infection rate among men who have sex with men has increased from 10.4% in 2006 to 19.2% in 2009. In addition, it is estimated that nearly 1/3 of new infections occurred in men who had sex with men in 2009. A rapid strengthening of the AIDS response to men who have sex with men is essential to curbing the AIDS epidemic, which needs to be achieved through action to eliminate stigma and discrimination. The key to strengthening work in this area is to give priority to protecting the rights of high-risk groups and ensuring that they are not discriminated against. The equal rights of people living with HIV in confidentiality, employment, education and medical services must be protected by law, and relevant policies must be fully implemented. Action must be taken to eliminate discrimination against people living with HIV from their families, the general public and public service providers. In addition enabling young people to develop non-discriminatory values and receive sex education is the key to sustainable awareness and attitude change.

Fear of infringement, stigmatization and discrimination can lead to the reluctance of the population concerned to seek or receive AIDS prevention and treatment services. The five-year action plan being drafted therefore emphasizes the importance of protecting rights and eliminating discrimination.

Strengthening the participation of social organizations is also the key to a successful response to AIDS. These social organizations have better access to groups that are difficult to reach and discriminated against, and these groups are usually reluctant to seek and receive government services. If social organizations are to play their full role in China's response to AIDS, measures need to be taken to ensure that these organizations can legally register, seek financial support and work within the legal framework. Civil society organizations can not only play an important role in the provision of services, but also express their needs and concerns on behalf of people living with HIV and high-risk groups.

It is not easy to further strengthen the response needed to contain and reverse the AIDS epidemic in China, but China has the ability and resources to do it. China is preparing the next five-year action plan for the prevention and control of AIDS (2011-2015), and now is the time to set goals, priority areas and allocate resources to meet the commitments made by the Chinese Government to achieve the Millennium Development goals by 2015. The United Nations system in China will continue to support China in achieving its commitments to the Millennium Development goals, promote the Chinese Government and the Chinese people to make greater efforts to promote the United Nations vision-no new HIV infections, no AIDS-related deaths, no AIDS-related discrimination.

A brief introduction to the author

The writer is Dr. Bernard Coquelin, chairman of the United Nations theme group on AIDS in China. The United Nations theme Group on AIDS in China consists of the United Nations Development Programme big ass anal , the United Nations population Fund, the World Health Organization, the United Nations Children's Fund, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, the International Labour Organization, the United Nations Office on drugs and Crime, the United Nations Development Fund for Women and the United Nations Programme on AIDS.
Realistic dildo | best vibrator | pvc dildo | fat pocket pussy | Mushroom Head Dildo | Penis Pumps

• China produces 1.2 million male bachelors annually after 2013
• China's first AIDS anti-discrimination ambassador was born