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China to air foreign documentary to mark World AIDS Day |
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China is going to air a foreign documentary on HIV/AIDS to mark the World AIDS Day which falls on Friday, according to the Ministry of Health.
The documentary, called "A Closer Walk", features |
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China highlights dangers and promotes prevention on World AIDS Day |
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China, which announced a big jump in AIDS and HIV cases last week, marked World Aids Day Friday by having schoolgirls decorate classrooms with red ribbons while taxi drivers distributed information on fighting the |
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AIDS takes on poor families as drug use prevails in some areas of Xinjiang |
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The town of Kardun is dotted with low brick housing compounds. Shady narrow lanes wind between them. A small tombstone workshop displays its crafts at the town's entrance. Dozens of children happily |
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AIDS awareness rally |
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Pupils line up to form an anti-Aids symbol during an HIV/AIDS awareness rally at a primary school in Hefei, east China's Anhui Province, November 30, 2006.
The number of reported HIV/AIDS cases in China has grown by nearly 30 |
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AIDS prevention lecture in party schools, China's new approach to fight AIDS |
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Chen Wei was shocked to learn of the AIDS situation in China at a lecture she attended in the Party School of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee.
"The figures presented at the |
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AIDS campaign targets migrant workers in Beijing |
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Beijing's Migrant workers, targeted by latest AIDS campaign because of their susceptibility to infection, received free HIV tests, condoms and AIDS prevention brochures at a construction site on Thursday, the eve |
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Backgrounder: International Telecommunication Union |
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The International Telecommunication Union (ITU), which has its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, is the United Nations agency for telecommunications with 191 member states.
Under a global |
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Red ribbon for World AIDS Day |
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Two nuns make huge red ribbon signs at a charity organization affiliated to a local Catholic church in Shenyang, in northeast China's Liaoning Province on the eve of World AIDS Day, Dec. 1, 2006.
China's Health Ministry said |
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