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“Supporting Human Rights and Civil Society Development in China”
Reagan Fascell Democracy Fellow: Nov 2010 - Mar 2011
Phone: (202) 378-9700
Email: y*****[email protected]
Mr. Yanhai Wan has been a leading voice on HIV/AIDS-related human rights
issues in China for almost two decades. He began his career as a government
official at the National Health Education Institute, but soon became
increasingly outspoken on issues concerning China’s LGBT community and HIV/
AIDS. In the early-2000s, he played a critical role in exposing the
contaminated blood scandal in Henan Province that left thousands infected
with HIV, organizing a compensation campaign on behalf of the infected and
increasing public education efforts, including the establishment of China’s
first HIV/AIDS hotline. In 1994, he founded the Beijing Aizhi Action
Project, which was later renamed the Beijing Aizhixing Institute of Health
Education. He has set up numerous other NGOs to benefit populations on the
margins of society, including ethnic minorities, migrants, hemophiliacs,
people with HIV/AIDS, and sex workers. During his fellowship, Mr. Wan is
analyzing strategies for strengthening human rights and civil society
development in China.
Interviews
World Movement for Democracy, DemocracyVoices—Yanhai Wan, November 11, 2010
Press Mentions
Los Angeles Times, Justice Tough to Find for Chinese Who Got HIV/AIDS
through Tainted Blood, November 27, 2010
Agence France Presse, Chinese AIDS Activist To Attend Nobel Ceremony,
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【在 Y***u 的大作中提到】
: China
: “Supporting Human Rights and Civil Society Development in China”
: Reagan Fascell Democracy Fellow: Nov 2010 - Mar 2011
: Phone: (202) 378-9700
: Email: y*****[email protected]
: Mr. Yanhai Wan has been a leading voice on HIV/AIDS-related human rights
: issues in China for almost two decades. He began his career as a government
: official at the National Health Education Institute, but soon became
: increasingly outspoken on issues concerning China’s LGBT community and HIV/
: AIDS. In the early-2000s, he played a critical role in exposing the
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