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	Transgender in China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		China and greater China (the Chinese region, including People's Republic of China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan (Republic of China)) have a long history of transgenderism.
		Guanyin, the boddhisattva of compassion, famously went from being primarily male in Indian Buddhism (as Avalokitesvara) to being primarily female in China.
		As transgender studies began in Taiwan and statistics began to be published, many people noted that the island had a far larger occurrence of transmen (female-to-male) than of transwomen (male-to-female).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Transgender_in_China (756 words)

	Transgender - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Transgender is generally used as an overarching, general term for a variety of individuals, behaviors, and groups centered around the full or partial reversal of gender roles; however, compare other definitions below.
		Transgender people may or may not have had medical gender reassignment therapy, also called sexual reassignment surgery, and may or may not have any interest in such a procedure.
		Transgender people may feel misunderstood by caregivers because of this practice; it is also quite confusing when a relationship that is considered gay or lesbian by both partners is labeled heterosexual, or a relationship that consists, as far as the partners are concerned, of a man and a women is labeled homosexual.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/transgender (2089 words)

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		The National Transgender Advocacy Coalition (NTAC) is asking for help to save the life of a Honduran activist who's pressed the government over an epidemic of gay/transgender murders there, but is now in fear for her life after refusing to pull testimony.
		The National Transgender Advocacy Coalition (NTAC) is issuing a call to the international community to come to the aid of a transgender activist in Honduras.
		China (born Elkyn) Su?rez Mej?a has been a stalwart in challenging the Honduran government and local authorities in San Pedro de Sula to investigate the rash of murders among Honduras' GLBT population.
	www.sdimc.org /es/2003/09/101042.shtml (569 words)

	US transgender teen 'executed'
		The killing of a transgender teen was cold-blooded murder carried out by three men furious they had been deceived by a beautiful girl who turned out to be biologically male, a prosecutor told a jury at the opening of their trial.
		A photo presented in court shows Eddie "Gwen" Araujo, a transgender teen allegedly murdered by three men that believed she was a girl.
		Araujo, 17, was beaten and strangled in 2002 in a slaying that has drawn national attention to violence against transgender people, or those who believe their sexual identity is at odds with their biology.
	www.chinadaily.com.cn /english/doc/2004-04/16/content_323882.htm (482 words)

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		Transgender ASIA defines transgenders as those males or females of any age who are unhappy living in the gender identity ascribed to them at birth.
		While transgendered people, like everyone else, may suffer problems of adjustment, those suffered by transgendered people most commonly arise out of the intolerance of those around them to their transgender.
		Of 235 key publications on transgender in the period 1992 to 2002 around 41% were European and 48% were North American, a total of 89% from two parts of the world that account for only 20% of its population.
	web.hku.hk /~sjwinter/TransgenderASIA/index.htm (904 words)

	N. Korea, China want more nuke talks - The Washington Times: World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		BEIJING — China and North Korea agreed "in principle" yesterday to convene a second round of six-nation talks on Pyongyang's nuclear program, further evidence of an increased diplomatic role for Beijing in the yearlong dispute.
		While couched in tentative language, the North's latest statement could be more binding because it was made publicly alongside China, its last major ally and one it would be reluctant to alienate.
		Wu is on a three-day "goodwill" visit as China tries to ensure another round of the six-nation summit held in Beijing in August.
	washingtontimes.com /world/20031030-094617-3608r.htm (436 words)

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		His book is an anecdotal portrayal of China and the intricacies of its culture by a man who just happens to be a journalist.
		She found skilled doctors in Beijing who were willing to conduct the surgery and a Chinese society that embraced her as a great dancer without treating her as a freak.
		They are proud of China's old culture and yet secretly worried that it now holds them back.
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	William L. Pierce on International Adoptions on National Review Online
		The People's Republic of China, the leading country on the honor roll of nations allowing its children in need of families to come to the U.S., also took steps that had the effect of holding down adoption numbers.
		China also decided to limit the number of agencies that would be allowed to work on intercountry adoptions.
		That decision, along with China's implementing of a rule that not more than five percent of all adoptions could be to single persons — a response to continued violation of China's policy regarding placements with gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender persons, helped keep adoptions from China lower than they otherwise would have been.
	www.nationalreview.com /comment/comment-pierce102402.asp (969 words)

	Homosexuality_in_China (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The situation of '''homosexuality''' in '''China''' is currently quite ambiguous, although many instances have been recorded in the dynastic histories.
		As everywhere in the world, being gay is a huge problem in the countryside; in China this is especially severe as the vast majority of people lives in the countryside with no internet access and no possibility to move to a city.
		During the evaluation of the amendment of the marriage law in China in 2003, there was the first discussion about homosexual marriage.
	goc.subdomain.de /Homosexuality_in_China (2645 words)

	HIV/AIDS News: China's largest NGO, major anti-AIDS fighter
		BEIJING, Jan. 4 -- China Family Planning Association is to launch a nationwide campaign against AIDS in the country's 500 counties.
		The Director-general of China Family Planning Association Li Baozhong says they also plan to cooperate with the United Nations Population Fund on an AIDS prevention project in the universities and middle schools of Beijing and Shanghai.
		China Family Planning Association is the country\'s largest non-government organization with close to 100 million members and network organizations.
	myhivstory.com /2005/01/chinas-largest-ngo-major-anti-aids.html (213 words)

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	Researchers in gender identity and transgender in Asia
		Researching for his dissertation (in Mandarin), on transgender in China, with particular reference to individuals personal experiences and in comparison with Hong Kong, Taiwan and the UK.
		His dealings with the transgendered community centre around the attempt to not only empower sisters but also so try to motivate them to form support groups and engage in self-help initiatives.
		Interested in psychological studies of transgender, including (a) attitudes towards and beliefs about transgender among the mainstream population (Thai study in association with Thanes Wongyannava currently in progress), (b) psychological and behavioural development and characteristics of transgenders (Thai study in association with Fiona Kim, Kie Lertsubin and Nuttawut Udomsak currently in progress).
	web.hku.hk /~sjwinter/TransgenderASIA/directory_of_researchers.htm (2015 words)

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		By January 2002, around 5.5 million farmers worldwide were growing transgenic crops.
		These crops were grown mainly in the USA, Argentina, Canada, and China, and covered an estimated 50 million ha/124 million acres.
		The first genetically-modified primate, a rhesus monkey, was born in January 2001.
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	Archive 432 - China to regulate sex-change operations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		BEIJING - China's health authorities are looking into regulating sex-change operations in the country, where an estimated 250,000 people hanker to have their gender altered surgically.
		The need for legislation, which currently does not exist, was driven home when a murderer from north-east China sought to escape arrest by undergoing surgery last year to become a woman, said Professor Chen Huanran, who is among China's top sex-change surgeons.
		A woman from Anhui, Madam Chen, 50, said: "I didn't know that such operations were possible until my daughter begged her father and me to allow her to go through surgery to become a man. We agreed, because we were afraid she might become a drug addict."
	www.transgender.freeserve.co.uk /tg/archive/2001-10-12/archive432.html (523 words)

	Rachel's Pages -- Being Transgender in Taiwan.
		Transgender people in Taiwan are accepted in one small way: when they keep to their socially-prescribed niche, and do not try to break out of it in any way — in other words, when they allow themselves to be the objects of disrespect from the culture at large.
		However, if you are a transgendered person here, the fact that struggling equals a loss of face means that your chances of achieving higher respect (in the eyes of people and in the eyes of the law) are virtually zero.
		And I suppose it’s probably easier for a Taiwanese transgender person to pass, as the differences between men and women here tend to be less pronounced than they are among (for example) Caucasians.
	www.jiawen.net /TGinTaiwan.html (2438 words)

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		A letter dated October 20, 2003, by the HBIGDA Board of Directors stated that, "a relationship of trust and mutual respect between the scientific and the transgender communities is essential to further its mission to promote the health and well-being of transgender and transsexual individuals and their families.
		It is essential for the transgender community to project a cohesive image during a time when we are undergoing vicious attacks from without.
		The National Transgender Advocacy Coalition (NTAC) is issuing a call to the international transgender community to come to the aid of a transgender activist in Honduras.
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	Chinese Cultural resources for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer communites
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		Incomplete statistics suggest China has 400,000 transsexuals, and more than 1,000 of them have realized their life-long dream to live as their real selves over the past 16 years.
		Zhang Zhengwen with the People's Hospital of Henan Province,central China, explained that prior to such an operation, the patient had to undergo a thorough psychological examination to make sure that the change would not adversely affect his or her life or mental health.
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	televisionmax.com » Blog Archive » Television - China bars television and (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		China bars television and radio stations from partnerships with foreign broadcasters (AP via Yahoo!
		China on Wednesday tightened controls on its television and radio stations, announcing a ban on forming partnerships with foreign broadcasters to operate channels.
		This entry was posted on Wednesday, July 13th, 2005 at 6:06 pm and is filed under Uncategorized.
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		Despite widespread reports on the spread of HIV through tainted blood in some central China provinces, it was sex that was most likely to spur a widespread epidemic, said Helene Gayle, director for the National Centre for HIV, STD and TB prevention at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
		United Nations predictions that China could have 10 million or more HIV/AIDS sufferers by 2010 unless it acted decisively were realistic, she said.
		Reported HIV infections in China surged by 67.4 percent year on year to 3,541 cases in the first half of 2001, official figures showed, underscoring government fears the country faces a very serious AIDS epidemic.
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	HIV/AIDS News: CHINA: China Admits Illegal Blood Collection Still a Problem
		The unsanitary blood-buying programs that were one of the main causes of China's AIDS epidemic were outlawed in 1996.
		Henan was the hardest-hit by the blood-buying scandal, and in that province authorities recently shut down 49 blood collection and provision institutions to curb the practice, the China News Service said, noting that 35 serious cases of illegal blood collection are under investigation.
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		China has released AIDS activist Wan Yanhai, after holding him in a state security prison for nearly a month because it was feared he had leaked official secrets.
		Wan was last seen in August 25 in Beijing after leaving the showing of a gay movie.
		China has been slow to release information about AIDS, but experts believe the country could have an epidemic on its hands by the end of the decade if it doesn't take action.
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