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Is AIDS a global problem or someone else’s problem?
Apr 16 2007, Anupam Agnihotri

After countries like United States, Brunei, China, Iraq, South Korea, Moldavia, Russia and Saudi Arabia, perhaps it is turn of Australia to embrace discriminating policy against HIV immigrants, as Australian Prime Minister John Howard has also called for.

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