Source: Beijing Times
People with positive HIV AIDs test in China are usually disqualified to participate in the National Civil Servant Exam. This long-existing discrimination recently caught public attention as a non-profits organization called for government …

 
 By ANDREW JACOBS, New York Times, Published: December 2, 2009
 (Abridged from artilce entitled “H.I.V. Tests Turn Blood Into Cash in China“)
 …Although not trumpeted in its promotional materials, the foundations (Gates Foundation) other goal is more …

By Shan Juan (China Daily)
Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) committed to fighting HIV/AIDS in China will soon get legal status to operate, as the government is considering legally recognizing these organizations, experts close to the situation said.
These …

On 6 October, 2009, Li Dan, a social activist promoting knowledge about human rights and the human rights for AIDS orphans in China and the founder of Donzhen Nalan Cultural Transmission Center, gave a roundtable discussion at the …

Original byJoan Kaufman
 “The global AIDS epidemic continues to worsen and is one of the leading develop­ment challenges of our era.” Facing this global crisis, “NGOs have played a decisive role in the response, both for …

By Dune Lawrence, New York Times Online, Jan 13, 2009
 
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog commented on this report saying that  ”the increasing assertiveness of advocacy groups in pushing China’s government to follow its own rules and account …