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Health officials in Taipei have started tracing 15 men with HIV/AIDS and their sexual partners after they were arrested at a gay party early this month.

Alan Hollinghurst, author of The Line of Beauty, a tale of a young, gay man dazzled by drugs, power and money won the Booker Prize, one of the world's most prestigious literary awards.

South Australia, first state in Australia to consider allowing civil unions for gay couples, parliamentary debate to resume early next year.

The HK AIDS Concern fundraising party held at the Jumbo Kingdom restaurant on 10 September succeeded in raising the HK$1,000,000 it had targeted.

Italian researchers say they have discovered how male homosexuality could be passed from one generation to the next despite the fact that gay couples do not procreate.

The organiser of the Nov 6 event has announced that the parade will go on despite lack of city funding.

Held biennially, the 4th Singapore AIDS Conference will cater to a multi-sectorial audience. Roger Winder, the MSM programme co-ordinator for Action for AIDS highlights why YOU should attend the conference.

Twenty-seven men were arrested at a gay sex party in a Taipei apartment last Friday, making it the second case this year.

The Catholic Church blasted the government's plans to legalise same-sex marriage, saying it would be like releasing a "virus" into Spanish society.

A Canadian television station is under investigation for airing programme in which televangelist Jimmy Swaggart threatened to kill gays.