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The Ministry of Public Health has threatened to take action against the makers of the widely hyped AIDS cure for failing to register the product. Ministry of Public Health.

The Human Rights Campaign has called for a boycott because of the oil company's continued refusal to provide domestic-partner benefits or reinstate a non-discrimination policy.

A study reveals that circuit partygoers are at substantial risk for HIV infection as drug use and risky sex are widespread at the dance parties.

Human rights organisation, Amnesty International expresses concern of the well being of the men who are believed to have been subjected to torture.

Where the government hesitates about V-1 Immunator, the manufacturers rush in.

A group is gathering signatures to demand the reopening of the Gender Reassignment Surgery Clinic in Singapore.

Actions for AIDS' charity bike ride raises S$50,000 for patients who need financial assistance to meet their treatment costs.

An Amercian study has revealed that almost twice as many men use the Internet to seek same-sex than straight encounters.

President George Bush will not issue a proclamation for June to be Gay Pride Month.

While makers and supporters of V-1 Immunator haven't proved their drug's effectiveness, they have shown that they know how to attract attention.