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    Thirty years after the first case of AIDS was diagnosed, 90 per cent of countries in the region still have laws that act as barriers to HIV response. For example, 16 Asia-Pacific countries impose travel bans on people living with HIV, 19 countries imprison individuals engaging in same-sex relations and 29 countries criminalize sex work.

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    Thirty years after the first case of AIDS was diagnosed, 90 per cent of countries in the region still have laws that act as barriers to HIV response. For example, 16 Asia-Pacific countries impose travel bans on people living with HIV, 19 countries imprison individuals engaging in same-sex relations and 29 countries criminalize sex work.

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    Issue: March 2011 News RoundUp

    News RoundUp Asia-Pacific Dialogue Examines Legal and Social Barriers to HIV
    Response
    » Asia-Pacific Dialogue
    Examines Legal and BANGKOK – Thirty years after the first case of AIDS was
    Social Barriers to HIV diagnosed, 90 per cent of countries in the region still have
    Response laws that act as barriers to HIV response. For example, 16
    Asia-Pacific countries impose travel bans on people living
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