After years of treating AIDS as a guarded state secret rather than as an epidemic to be openly confronted, the Chinese government announced on November 7 that it would embark on a program to provide antiretroviral drugs to potentially millions of people with HIV/AIDS in the country, including all rural residents and poor urban dwellers.
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China: Fighting AIDS by Combating Human Rights Abuses
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