Star Observer, December 8, 2015
COMMUNITY organisations, activists, and researchers last night came together to sign a historic accord on pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) in Melbourne.
The accord outlined a number of shared principles around the HIV prevention tool in areas such as education, stigma, and approval in Australia.
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Intimate partner violence in lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex and queer communities
CFCA Practitioner Resource – December 2015 People who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex or queer (LGBTIQ) experience intimate partner violence at similar rates as those who identify as heterosexual. There has been an invisibility of LGBTIQ relationships in policy and practice responses and a lack of acknowledgement that intimate partner violence exists in these communities...
HIV Australia: Fire in the belly – the call to action on HIV from ATSI communities
AFAO, December 2015 The latest edition of HIV Australia (Volume 13 Number 3) is entitled Fire in the belly: the call to action on HIV from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. This special edition celebrates the history and the future of the community-led response to HIV among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Articles outline current epidemiology, research and...
The all-in-one solution to sexual health is on its way
The Conversation, December 3, 2015 3.32pm AEDT Enabling women to maintain good reproductive health requires innovative and improved prevention technologies. A revolutionary class of women’s sexual and reproductive health prevention products is being developed and may prove to be the linchpin to achieve the sustainable development goals that relate to women’s health. Multipurpose Prevention...
Sex education a major issue for LGBTI people living with disability
Star Observer, 3/12/2015
DISABILITY activists have called for improved sex education and more rural spaces for LGBTI people living with disabilities at a forum in Melbourne today.
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For African migrants in Europe, destitution shapes sexual behaviour and HIV risk
nam, 1 December 2015 For African migrants recently arrived in France, periods without a residence permit, secure housing or enough money are very common and are associated with transactional and casual sexual relationships, especially in women, Annabel Desgrées du Loû and colleagues report in AIDS. Moreover one third of those living with HIV seroconverted after arriving in the country and the...