Sunday, November 25, 2012

【AIDS Rights】 The Sixth Annual ‘Hunger Strike for AIDS’ On World AIDS Day 2012

The Sixth Annual ‘Hunger Strike for AIDS’

On World AIDS Day 2012

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World AIDS day has been held December 1st of each year since 2007. There are more than 343 warriors from over 22 countries who will take part in the activities on December 1st. They will not eat any food for 24 hours to support the cause of China’s prevention and control of HIV/AIDS.

 

On December 1st, 2012, world AIDS day, the sixth annual Hunger Strike for AIDS is about to begin. The theme is “expanding AIDS rights, protection of accessibility”. We want more people to pay attention to the importance of legal services to people affected by HIV/AIDS. We hope to eliminate people’s discrimination to people infected with HIV and AIDS patients, and to build the importance of social peace. We also expect to obtain donations to support the AIBO Relief Law Program, especially to open a 400 number phone line. And we hope to obtain donations of legal fees for people living with HIV who suffered injustice.

 

Take the AIBO Relief Law Program as an example. The program provides three hotlines staffed by three professional lawyers. The aim of the Program is to provide professional legal counseling and aid to people affected by HIV, and guide them to safeguard their lawful rights through legal ways. This will promote AIDS anti-discrimination and the justice of society. From December 2010 to June 2012, there have been 119 cases of legal counseling from more than 20 provinces and autonomous regions. Some calls even came from lawyers, seeking counseling on how to obtain evidence when someone affected by HIV was refused by a hospital and regarding the cause of death, regarding which problems should be paid attention to in the lawsuit and so forth.

 

In the first half year of 2011, there were 43 cases legal counseling and 37 cases in the next half year. In the first year of 2012, there were 39 cases. Those numbers break down into the following details; 15 cases were regarding compensation because they were infected by HIV through blood transfusion and the courts have done nothing about them; there were 11 cases called regarding compensation because they are infected by HIV through blood transfusion or blood donation; there were 10 cases for counseling about the privacy tort and privacy blackmail; 10 cases regarding divorce of people infected by HIV and about raising children; 10 cases about employment discrimination and other employment problems; 7 cases about medical discrimination and other medical problems; 8 cases about life assistance6 cases about medical assistance; 2 cases about implementation of the assistance policy; 6 cases where a person thought that another person transmitted HIV to him/her through sex, so the call regarded whether the person shall be investigated for legal responsibility; 3 cases about discrimination in commercial insurance clauses; 7 cases about the forced detection of HIV, or about real-name detection, or regarding the willful withholding of the results after the detection, so the caller inquired about compensation; 2 cases about psychological problems; 7 other cases involving with the people living with HIV; another 22 cases have nothing to do with people living with HIV.

 

In support of ILO (Beijing office), the AIDS Relief Law Project originated on December 10, 2010, on the World Human Rights Day. The AIDS Relief Law Project aims to service the law and human rights work of people with HIV, to promote the implementation of International AIDS and human rights in China and the domestic law of AIDS policy. The main work is to: provide three different hotlines for legal consultation, provide legal aid for typical cases, carry out legal training and seminars about AIDS for judges, lawyers and leaders of communities, to develop law and policy research about AIDS, to advocate for relevant laws and policy involved with AIDS events, and so forth.

 

We are looking forward to your participation. You can introduce AIDS knowledge to others, or directly take part in the “Hunger Strike for AIDS” and donate the value of the meals not eaten. This is also a kind of support to us to expand AIDS rights and the protection of access for persons with HIV!

 

 

Theme: expanding AIDS rights, protecting accessibility

Time: December 1st, 2012

Address: anywhere

Blog: http://blog.sina.com.cn/u/2996415661

Micro blog: http://weibo.com/2996415661 

 

How to participate in the activity:

A: to introduce AIDS knowledge and “Hunger Strike for AIDS” to your friends and coworkers;

B: take part in the 24 hours “Hunger Strike for AIDS”. You can send a message to 13349108944 with “Name+ Nationality+ Address+ Email”, or fill in the formplease choose only one, so we can have an accurate count of participants.

C: money donation

 We only accept donations through a representative to comply with various laws and administrative regulations. Chang Kun will bear the responsibility of accepting the donations and tracking them on a public account! All the donations will fit into “AIBO Fund”. You can find the public accounting of donations on the Internet using the search terms “ the use report of AIBO Fund”. 
We used the Fund to take action to service people affected by HIV and citizens’ education!  

 

Three ways to take part in the activity

A: Paypal Account13349108944@189.cn, please refer to: http://www.paypal.com

B: Alipay Account:13349108944@189.com, please refer to:  Http://www.alipay.com

C: Other ways, please contact Chang Kun +86 013349108944

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Sixth Annual ‘Hunger Strike for AIDS’

On World AIDS Day 2012

1NAME: (Optional, but we suggest you fill out.)

 

2NICKNAME: (You may consider publishing your alias.)

 

3NATIONALITY:

 

4E-MAIL:

 

5PHONE:

 

6I will join the Twenty-four-hour Hunger Strike action, on December 1, 2012

YES OR NO?

 

8Please consider a donation to support our cause on China HIV/AIDS and Human rights;

The ways to take part in the activity

A: Paypal Account13349108944@189.cn, please refer to: http://www.paypal.com

B: Alipay Account:13349108944@189.com, please refer to:  Http://www.alipay.com

C: Other ways, please contact Chang Kun +86 013349108944

9NOTES:

(1).The strike last only for one day; please know your capabilities and only continue the strike as long as you think it is not endangering your health condition.
(2).If you have any symptoms that are abnormal, please contact emergency medical personnel immediately.
(3).If this is The first time you have completed a hunger strike , please make sure a friend or someone is accompanying you in case anything goes wrong.
(4).Participation is of course voluntary; Participants have freedom of discontinuing the strike at any time. Participants are responsible for themselves.

 

 

 


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常 坤 Chang Kun
主任 Director

郑州和而不同
Zhengzhou City He'rbutong 
Tel:0371-87512825
Phone: 18697332373  13349108944  

 
 
州市和而不同,致力于推广阅读、推公民教育,通过与政府和非政府组织的交流合作,开发和推广最佳实践经验,搭建沟通渠道与合作平台和公益品营平台,促进公民社会的发展。目前主持平台“和而不同”、社区服务“常坤的家”、艾滋病工作“艾博公益”等品牌。http://blog.sina.com.cn/u/2408250953 

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