Bush Orders Easing of Travel Restrictions on HIV-Positive Foreigners
On December 1st, World AIDS Day, President Bush issued an executive order…
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National Institutes of Health Halts Two Studies on Male Circumcision and HIV
On Wednesday, December 13, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced it…
Office of Global AIDS Coordinator Releases Report on PEPFAR Activities on Gender Based Violence
In late November 2006, the Office of the Global Coordinator submitted it’s…
Rhode Island Reconsidering Abstinence Curriculum
An abstinence-only-until-marriage curriculum produced by Heritage of Rhode Island is being reconsidered…
World AIDS Day 2006: REAL Sexuality Education is HIV Prevention
December 1st is recognized internationally as World AIDS Day. Each year organizations…
UNAIDS Report: Lack of Comprehensive Prevention Knowledge among Young People Contributes to Increase in HIV in PEPFAR Focus Countries
On November 21, the Joint United Nations Program on AIDS (UNAIDS) released…
Center for Reproductive Rights Can Subpoena White House
Judge Viktor Pohorelsky, a federal judge for the second circuit of the…
Measures Supporting Same-Sex Unions in South Africa and Mexico
On November 30, South Africa became the first country in Africa, and…
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Continues Polands Assault on Sexual and Reproductive Rights
Over the past several decades, Polish women’s ability to access sexual and…
Bush Administration Appoints Anti-Choice, Anti-Contraception, Anti-Sexuality Education Doctor to Head U.S. Family Planning Program
The Bush administration recently appointed a new chief of family planning programs…
New GAO Report Documents Failure of Oversight for Federally Funded Abstinence-Only-Until-Marriage Programs
On November 16, the non-partisan Government Accounting Office (GAO) released a new…
Research Finds Americans Favor Comprehensive Sexuality Education Over Abstinence-Only-Until-Marriage Programs
“Public Opinion on Sex Education in U.S. Schools,” a new study by…