Socialist Outlook

Socialist Viewpoint, International, Socialist Outlook and their supplements, 1984–2002

Girl Don't die for love

Liberation Spring 1994 · 206 words

nation in almost every sphere of life.

Being thrown out by a big. oted landlord, losing a job, friends and family support are not uncommon experiIf someone becomes too ill to work they turn to benefits, a system which is completely inadequate for anyone's needs, let alone at risk. someone who needs to avoid stress and eat well on medical advice.

Where poverty exists alongside HIV there has tion. consent for gay men was been a massive growth in the cases of TB, not only in been reached by safer sex the poorest nations of Af- campaigns run by voluntary rica, but in urban centres of organisations frightened of the richest nation, the USA. being seen to encourage itlegal acts'.

Government efforts to pre vent the spread of HIV have enough to been heavy on the scare conviction tactics, while failing to get in a system which is more information to people most concerned with moving women working the streets Young gay men are still onto new beats then pre becoming infected because venting the spread of a life schools and colleges do not threatening virus. provide relevant sex educa Don't just get angry about AIDS, get organised. Why should anyone object friends risk prosecution.

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