What actually happens when nobody cares whether you see yourself as gay or straight? Then male friendships could be as relaxed as those of Jonas and Philip, for example.
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The biennial Positive Encounters (PoBe) are regarded as Europe's largest HIV self-help conference, at which, among other things, the focal points to be worked on up to the next PoBe are discussed in so-called themed workshops.
The glans is slimy green and the morning jet burns as if a hedgehog were rolling through the urethra? Looks an awful lot like gonorrhoea. Just a few years ago, the diagnosis was little more than a nuisance for many gay men. Swab, antibiotics, follow-up check, done. And today?
According to a report by Human Rights Watch, there were 231 acts of violence against gays, lesbians, bisexuals and trans* people (LGBTs) in Jamaica between 2009 and 2012. Together with the anti-gay laws, this is fuelling the HIV epidemic on the island.
The first HIV test for home use was approved in the USA in July 2012. Since the end of April this year, a CE-labelled test kit for laypeople has been available in pharmacies in the UK.
A disgusting creature takes up residence in a human body, grows unnoticed and wipes everyone out until it is finally destroyed. This is how the horror classic "Alien" can be summarised.
In his novel "We Propagandists", Gabriel Wolkenfeld provides a very personal insight into Russian living conditions at the time of the "homo-propaganda" law.
When Christian was diagnosed with HIV by his GP, he was initially in shock. But the next thing the now 24-year-old asked himself were two crucial questions: Did I infect my boyfriend without realising it?
The "Springboard" buddy project has been running for 100 days: here, HIV-positive people who have been infected for a long time support newly infected HIV-positive people as they take their first steps in life with HIV.
Thomas Bartel's documentary provides intimate and exciting insights into the lives of gays, lesbians and trans* in Berlin.
