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Monday, July 14

Sen. Sessions Seeks To Retain HIV Travel Ban

Efforts to repeal the prohibition on travelers with HIV from entering the U.S. has taken a tortured path. It had been held in the Senate under a filibuster, which ended last week on a 65-3 vote. Before the vote, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) named Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) as the senator who...

Posted to Qticker World | Aggregator (Weblog) by external blog Box Turtle Bulletin on 07-14-2008
Saturday, July 05

Jesse Helms: “If You Want to Call Me a Bigot, Fine.”

Note: We are pleased to be able to offer occasional posts from Dr. Gregory M. Herek, Professor of psychology at the University of California at Davis. He has published scores of articles in numerous professional journals, much of which focus on anti-gay violence and stigma, as well as HIV/AIDS related...

Posted to Qticker World | Aggregator (Weblog) by external blog Box Turtle Bulletin on 07-05-2008
Friday, June 27

End of HIV Travel Ban Bottled Up In the Senate

What does the US have in comment with Sudan, Russia, Libya and Saudi Arabia? We are among the twelve countries that prohibit HIV-positive non-citizens from traveling to those countries. What’s more, HIV is the only condition that is designated by law as grounds for inadmissibility to the United...

Posted to Qticker World | Aggregator (Weblog) by external blog Box Turtle Bulletin on 06-27-2008

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