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Deferred Division: Crime (London) (23 Apr 2008) has video: Tom Brake: ...Paddick, has certainly done his best to support the work that the hon. Gentleman describes and to ensure that those relationships with the black and minority ethnic communities and the lesbian and gay communities are enhanced and strengthened. I am afraid that I was about to come on to some failures. We had a pledge in 2005 to increase the number of community support officers to up to...
The Caribbean (2 Dec 2004): Mr Tom Brake: ...he knows his rap from his reggae: he may confirm that he does in his winding-up speech. More importantly, however, Human Rights Watch has said that widespread violence and discrimination against gay men and people living with HIV/AIDS in, for instance, Jamaica is undermining measures to tackle the HIV/AIDS problem. As I stated at the beginning, the regional assistance plan identifies...
AIDS (1 Dec 2003): Mr Tom Brake: .... One third remain undiagnosed, so they are carrying HIV without knowing it, and without those close to them knowing. It is estimated that by the end of this year, 60,000 people will be infected. Gay men made up the highest number of people diagnosed with HIV in 2002. There is another interesting point that relates to the UK statistics and makes the link with what is happening in...

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