Tag: New Zealand
HIV prevention: Primary Prevention more important now than ever before
The role of primary prevention cannot be understated when it comes to halting new HIV transmissions in New Zealand.
Auckland sandwich shop embroiled in ‘homophobic’ menu stoush
The owners of a new Vietnamese sandwich shop in West Auckland have been roasted by outraged customers who took offence to ‘homophobic’ terms being included on its menu board.
Ending HIV – NZAF launches new campaign
The New Zealand AIDS Foundation (NZAF) has set an ambitious, but achievable goal to end all new HIV transmissions by 2025 and it is calling on Kiwis to get on board and support its efforts through the new campaign – Ending HIV.
Next Mr. Gay New Zealand Competition Unveiled
The 9th annual Mr. Gay New Zealand Competition will officially start on 19 December 2016 with candidates being able to register their interest in the highly contested title.
Strasbourg court rules refusal to recognise residence rights same-sex partner discriminatory
Thursday, the European Court of Human Rights ruled in Taddeucci and McCall v Italy, that the refusal to grant one partner in a same-sex couple a residence permit violated their rights under the European Convention on Human Rights, particularly Article 14, prohibition of discrimination, taken with Article 8, respect for family life.
Richard Tankersley stopped playing rugby because he was gay
Like thousands of Kiwi guys, he started playing rugby around the same time he started learning how to read.