Developments in the AIDS trial in Libya
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A timeline of events in the case of five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor sentenced to death in Libya for allegedly infecting more than 400 children with the virus that causes AIDS.
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Compensation payments have been completed to the families of Libyan children with HIV, a spokesman for the families said on Tuesday, under a deal that could free six foreign medics condemned to death on charges of infecting them.
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EU officials are in Libya to try to resolve the case of medics sentenced to death for infecting children with HIV.
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Libya releases six medics convicted of infecting hundreds of children with HIV.
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South Africa, burdened with one of the world's major HIV/AIDS epidemics, unveiled plans on Thursday for its biggest AIDS vaccine trial.
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TRIPOLI, Libya -- Libya's Supreme Court yesterday upheld the death sentences of five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor convicted of infecting more than 400 children with HIV.
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December 13, 2004 -- Researchers at Rutgers University in Piscataway, NJ, have developed a trio of drugs they believe can destroy HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, according to a medical journal report.
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Gay men in Guangdong now have access to free and confidential HIV tests. The AIDS Prevention and Treatment Institute of the Guangdong Provincial Centre for Disease Control started offering the tests yesterday.
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TRIPOLI -- Libya's Supreme Court will rule in July on an appeal by six foreign medics sentenced to death for infecting Libyan children with HIV in a trial that has affected Tripoli's ties with the West. "The case is reserved for a verdict on July 11," the judge, Fathi Dhan, told the court yesterday. The five Bulgarian nurses and a ...
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Libya&#39;s top legal body was to meet on Monday to decide whether to confirm or annul death sentences on six foreign medics convicted of infecting children with the AIDS virus, possibly the final stage in a case that has dragged on for eight years.
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Libya&#39;s top legal body meets on Tuesday to decide whether to uphold or revoke death sentences on six foreign medics convicted of infecting children with the AIDS virus, with a compensation deal for victims likely to win them a reprieve.
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PARIS, Dec. 19 -- Six foreign health workers were condemned to death by a Libyan court on Tuesday on charges they deliberately infected more than 400 children with the HIV virus, in a lengthy case that has set back Libya's attempts to repair relations with the United States and Europe.
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Libya says death sentences on five Bulgarian nurses convicted of spreading HIV could be re-examined.
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Libya's parliament has called for the heaviest possible punishment for those responsible for an AIDS ( news - web sites ) epidemic at a hospital in which nearly 400 children were infected, the state news agency ...
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SOFIA (bnn)- Five Bulgarian nurses, whom Libya has sentenced to death for allegedly causing an AIDS outbreak at a childrenâs hospital, will likely sue the Arab state for illegally arresting and torturing them, an official said Monday.
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Scientists have cast doubt on charges that six foreign medics deliberately infected Libyan children with HIV.
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The appeals trial of five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor sentenced to death in Libya in a high-profile AIDS case will take place on June 20, the Bulgarian foreign ministry said Friday.