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Emerging human rights issues in China's response to HIV/AIDS.
There was a visible presence for China during AIDS 2010, which included a delegation of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) from the country. Chinese officials also presented on the government's work on HIV/AIDS, which elicited critical feedback from activists. In this article, conference attendees Sara L. M. Davis and Li Dan outline the main human rights issues in China's response to HIV/AIDS.
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