Courtesy Yiheng
Feng
Courtesy Ye
Shiwei
Courtesy Yiheng Feng
PANEL DISCUSSION: HIV/AIDS and Human Rights in China
Speakers: Prof.
Jerome Cohen (NYU School of Law), moderator; Li Dan (China Orchid AIDS
Projects), Gao Qi (China AIDS Information Network), and Joe Amon
(HIV/AIDS Program, Human Rights Watch),
When: Thursday, July 17th – 7:30-9 pm
Where: LGBT Community Center, 208 West 13th Street, between 7th and 8th Aves
In
the run-up to the XVII International AIDS Conference, meet to hear from
leading AIDS experts on the challenges faced by civil society in
China's fight against AIDS.
COMRADES: THE CHINESE LGBT FILM FESTIVAL
September 5-7, 2008
A weekend showcase of four amazing films from Beijing. Click here for more info and tickets.
past events:
2008
may 27, 2008 film and discussion: Who Killed Chea Vichea? Cambodia Labor Rights Under Attack
april 23, 2008 film and discussion: Song Journeys: The Impact of Chinese Ethnic Tourism Screening
of a documentary, "Mosuo Song Journeys", with discussion led by Prof.
Robert Barnett (Columbia University) and Khanan Sam Sao (Columbia
University). Co-sponsored by Greater China Initiative and Columbia
University Asia-Pacific Affairs Council.
april 4, 2008 film and discussion Prisoner of Freedom City: Hu Jia At Casa Frela, 47 West 119th Street. Co-sponsored by freeDimensional.
march 25, 2008 discussion: Asian Women on the Move: Forced Labor and Migration Nisha
Varia (Human Rights Watch) and Carolyn deLeone (Domestic Workers
United). Co-sponsored by Columbia University Asia-Pacific Affairs
Council.
february 27, 2008 film Crossing the Line Screening at NYU Law School. Co-sponsored by NYU Asia Law Society and Columbia University Asia-Pacific Affairs Council.
january 23, 2008 discussion: China’s
17th Party Congress: Did Anything Change? Prof. Andrew Nathan (Columbia)
& Prof. Bernard Yeung (NYU)
2007
october
15, 2007 discussion: Burma:
Where Next? A Roundtable on the
Saffron Revolution Josh
Kurlantzick, Dr. Thaung Htun, and Maureen Aung-Thwin; New York
University. Co-sponsored by NYU Asia Law Society and NYU Law Students
for Human Rights.
september
6, 2007 asia catalyst report release:
AIDS Blood Scandals: What China Can Learn From the World's Mistakes
june 28, 2007 asia catalyzer:
Getting into bed with China: Human rights and China’s foreign
policy in Africa and Burma
Featuring
Stephanie Kleine-Ahlbrandt, Council on Foreign Relations, and Dr.
Thaung Htun, UN representative for Burmese government in exile
april
28, 2007 discussion: Chen
Guidi and Wu Chuntao, authors of Zhongguo
Nongmin Diaocha [中国农民调查], or Will the Boat Sink the Water?
march 8,
2007 asia
catalyzer,
featuring Gao Yikun from China Orchid AIDS Projects.
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