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Offline hope4love

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UNAIDS applauds Mongolia
« on: February 03, 2013, 01:57:10 pm »
Press statemet
UNAIDS applauds Mongolia for removing restrictions on entry, stay and residence for people living with HIV
 
GENEVA, 31 January 2013—The United Nations Joint Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) welcomes the recent law reforms in Mongolia that have removed all travel restrictions and other discriminatory provisions for people living with HIV. The reforms which were passed by Mongolia’s Parliament in mid-December of last year took effect on 15 January 2013.
 
The Law on Prevention of Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome removes all HIV-related restrictions on entry, stay and residence. Foreigners applying for visas to Mongolia are no longer required to disclose or provide documentation of HIV status.
 
“I commend Mongolia for taking this bold step and I hope this will encourage other countries to follow their example and move the world towards zero HIV-related stigma and discrimination,” said Michel Sidibé, UNAIDS Executive Director.
 
UNAIDS advocates for the right to freedom of movement—regardless of HIV status. There is no evidence to suggest that restrictions on the entry, stay or residence of people living with HIV protect public health.
 
Mongolia’s reforms also removed employment restrictions that prevented people living with HIV from undertaking certain jobs, including in the food industry. The new law has also encouraged the creation of a multi-sectorial body comprised of government, civil society and private sector representatives to help put in place the reforms.
 
With the removal of Mongolia's restrictions, UNAIDS counts 44 countries, territories, and areas that continue to impose some form of restriction on the entry, stay and residence of people living with HIV based on their HIV status. There are five countries with a complete ban on the entry and stay of people living with HIV and five more countries deny visas even for short-term stays. Nineteen countries deport individuals once their HIV-positive status is discovered.
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Offline oksikoko

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Re: UNAIDS applauds Mongolia
« Reply #1 on: February 03, 2013, 04:45:02 pm »
Hey, cool!

I lived in the "Mongolian" region of Russia (Burjatija) for a year back before the millenium changeover. Since I tested positive, I pretty much gave up on ever going back to Russia. But it seems Mongolia's better anyway. :P  Damn hard language, though. Hehehe.

Coincidentally, that thing I'm wearing in my profile picture is a traditional Mongolian vest-thing. I don't know what it's called in Buryat. They called it a фуфайка (fufajka) in Russian.
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2014-??-??: off treatment  ☣ VL (?)              ☣ CD4 (?)
2013-10-03:                ☣ VL (=) undetectable ☣ CD4 (+) 1105
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Re: UNAIDS applauds Mongolia
« Reply #2 on: February 04, 2013, 08:09:04 am »

Coincidentally, that thing I'm wearing in my profile picture is a traditional Mongolian vest-thing. I don't know what it's called in Buryat. They called it a фуфайка (fufajka) in Russian.


Since you brought up your profile picture, I'm going to ask something I've been wondering about: What is written on the piece of paper? My curiosity has been getting the better of me where that's concerned.

Regarding Mongolia - it's good to hear yet another country has stepped into the reality of hiv in the 21st century! May more countries follow their example. :)
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Re: UNAIDS applauds Mongolia
« Reply #3 on: February 04, 2013, 11:23:30 am »
Uh oh. That's in Buryat too. It says something to the effect of 'even if this garment gets old and tattered, let the wearer be forever young'. I should really be ashamed of not learning so,e Buryat, but they all spoke Russian…

I took the picture at New Years to send to someone from there who found me here. The paper was in the vest pocket for 12 years undisturbed!
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2014-11-14: CD4 Wars Episode II: Return of the Stribild (released in Europe as Stribild II: Werewolf Bitch)
2014-11-06:                ☣ VL (→) 12,627      ☣ CD4 (→) 639
2014-??-??: off treatment  ☣ VL (?)              ☣ CD4 (?)
2013-10-03:                ☣ VL (=) undetectable ☣ CD4 (+) 1105
2013-05-23:                ☣ VL (=) undetectable ☣ CD4 (-) 945
2013-02-25:                ☣ VL (-) undetectable ☣ CD4 (+) 1123
2012-12-16: Enter Stribild
2012-11-20: HIV+           ☣ VL (→) 132,683      ☣ CD4 (→) 920
2012-04-01: HIV-
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Re: UNAIDS applauds Mongolia
« Reply #4 on: February 05, 2013, 06:12:15 am »
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