U.S.-based AIDS Healthcare Foundation says an advertisement it planned to run in a Chinese newspaper has been rejected.

China has announced that it will lift the two-decades old ban on the entry of foreigners with HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases, and leprosy.

From 2010, each HIV/AIDS affected child in Xinjiang will receive CNY600 living subsidies every month.

The Chinese Association of STD/AIDS Prevention and Control disclosed to China Daily that China's Ministry of Civil Affairs is considering adjusting the rules regarding the registration of non-governmental organizations, with the aim of facilitating the registration of of these special entities.

The Chi Heng Foundation and Accor China are working together to create a sustainable social program to help support women and children in China who are suffering from HIV/AIDS.

USA-based Temple University Beasley School of Law is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its Rule of Law Program in China, which was created with the Chinese government's endorsement to advance the development of the China's legal system and leadership in the international marketplace.

A new document issued by the Insurance Association of China requires insurance companies to include HIV/AIDS virus carriers, HIV/AIDS patients and passive drug takers into their liabilities in insurance contracts.