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HIV organisations “delighted” to see the removal of “unjust, homophobic and unscientific” barrier

Graham Robson October 23, 2024

After a delay caused by the General Election and change of Government, National AIDS Trust, the British HIV Association (BHIVA) and the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH) are happy to see the removal of the “unjust, homophobic and unscientific” barrier that prevented both people living with HIV who are LGBTQ+, and anyone seeking […]

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