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For many businesspeople, traveling is a black hole of frustration, stress and work that piles up while you’re stuck on a plane.

Vodafone 155 focuses on senior UK citizens with disabilities such as limited dexterity, vision and/or hearing impaired.

Anonymous' latest operation against an American nationalist party, the American Third Position (A3P) is part of a wider, loosely organised effort against far-right movements in Europe and the US.

The American Foundation for AIDS Research's (amfAR) New York City's Fashion Week kick-off gala that took place at Cipriani Wall Street, in New York, on Wednesday, was a star-studded night filled with awards and honours.

London-based designer picks up £200,000 prize to pay for leap into the big time.

Health authorities recall condoms given away for ANC's 100th birthday party celebrations but activists fear large number still in circulation.

Betty Makoni is an activist who set up Girl Child Network Worldwide to help girls abused in Zimbabwe and other African countries.

The Los Angeles City Council are in the process of passing a law that will force all actors participating in porn films to wear condoms during sex scenes.

South African female gang of HIV positive women are accused of intentionally infecting men in viral email

The hacker cell of the Anonymous collective is expected to hack the website of the leader of the right-extremist National Democratic Party( NPD) of Germany as part of the ongoing OpBlitzkrieg operation against German neo-Nazi groups.

An experimental vaccine has appeared to protect monkeys from the species' version of the HIV virus, leading to optimism that a similar vaccine could be developed for humans.

The hacker cell of the Anonymous collective has followed up its previous assault in Finland, disabling the websites and publishing the members' names of several German neo-Nazi groups.

Actress Megan Fox and TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson made the two biggest mental health related gaffes of the year, a charity claims.

Kim Jong-il's final gift to his people - measures to ensure there is an uninterrupted supply of fish for them.

Hollywood style icon Elizabeth Taylor's legendary collections, which include diamond jewellery and clothes, are up for auction at Christie's Rockefeller Center headquarters in New York.

UEFA president Michel Platini has hit back after Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson appeared to suggest the Europa League was a second-rate tournament.

The United Nation's has called on the Vietnamese government to close down rehabilitation centres for drug users and sex workers, calling them "counter-productive."

The Bush family is continuing its health awareness African trip despite Amnesty's international calls for the former President's arrest over human rights violations.

Muammar Gaddafi's daughter Aisha has this week reiterated calls for the overthrow of the Libyan transitional government. Is she positioning herself to be the leader of a Libyan counter revolution?

Italian public broadcasting service RAI banned use of the word profilattico, or condom, on World AIDS Day, Italian newspapers reported.

On the occasion of the World AIDS Day on Dec.1, British singer Sir Elton John declared an open war against all "fascists and idiots" who continue to stigmatise AIDS.

As people across the globe celebrate World Aids Day, the IBTimes takes a look at the different campaigns around the world.

World Aids Day comes with a timely reminder for people to get tested for the disease.

China expects the number of people infected with infected with the AIDS virus will reach 780,000 by the end of the year, with most having contracted it through heterosexual sex.

A radical Christian group named Christian for a Moral America has called on his followers to pray for the death of pop-star George Michael, who has been hospitalised in Austria for pneumonia, the Huffington Post reports.

Benetton has unfolded a massive billboard ad showing a photo montage of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu smacking a kiss to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Tel Aviv.

A record number of gay and bisexual men in the UK were diagnosed with HIV in 2010.

Pop singer George Michael has sparked speculation that he is suffering with HIV after falling ill with pneumonia last week.

The "healing" process involved pastors splashing water on the patients' face and shouting at them, ordering the devil to come out.

The recent death of 15 eunuchs, or "hijras", in a fire in New Delhi has cast a spotlight on this little-known and often marginalised community.