 
September 6, 2012
300 People Protest Unmet HIV Demands in China
About 300 people with HIV and their relatives pried a gate off a government office in central China to protest unmet demands for financial help, The Associated Press reports. Most of the HIV-positive protesters contracted the virus during the blood selling scandal of the 1990s. They wanted a meeting with officials to seek compensation directly from the government since they allege the courts have rejected their lawsuits.
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Frederick Wright, pawzforveterans.org, 2012-09-06 13:33:20
I love the China's people and the teachings of the Buha. However the leadership that has fell in line with Capitist or the Nationlist China must wake up and this great Bear must unlease its fruits to their CUBS. You see in China many are poor and some in the higher economic pool at Home Depo and driveing Buicks, and others get a bowl of rice and are expected to be happy. Dear Pez of China, open up your wealth to all the peoples in China like the Red Book has stated and enlight your people again.
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