Landmark sodomy ruling sparks national debate
The Supreme Court’s 6 3 decision overturns bans on oral and anal sex, prompting remorseful reactions from advocates and fear of a flood of AIDS cases. John Geddes Lawrence and Tyron Garner, fined in 1998, hailed the ruling as a step toward equal rights while critics argued against the decision.
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Global AIDS effort eyed with 15 billion plan to treat millions
Mason outlines a U S proposal allocating 15 billion to fight AIDS in 14 countries Ethiopia Rwanda Guinea and Haiti would host half of the 43 million infected as leaders warn of barriers including governments stigma lack of water and few clinics The plan aims to prevent seven million new infections treat at least two million people and care for 10 million AIDS orphans officials acknowledge unforeseen challenges yet urge sustained U S leadership and funding Others praise Mason’s drive noting the stark impact on orphans and victims with hope that the model could spur broader international aid
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