not trans people. okay. not trans women. and what's happening is that the fear, right of the need to protect women, which is very valid and important, actually direction. right. i would hope that we're all positioned, wanting to protect women this anti-trans rhetoric has co-opted that by saying, okay, we understand people are fearful. women's safety. great. now we're going to inject this fear. trans women, women's safety and boom, we get the outcome we're looking for restricting trans people in. bathrooms are restricting trans people altogether. but the problem is that there's actually no data that supports that trans people have any of threat in any kind of way. and bathrooms. in fact, there are actually research that that the people who are most threatening to young people or girls in any kind of sexual assault, those people are the people that actually know your daughter mostly. and 53% of girls there there are assailants are actually their fathers, biological fathers, 53%. okay. but we're afraid of trans women in bathroo

not trans people. okay. not trans women. and what's happening is that the fear, right of the need to protect women, which is very valid and important, actually direction. right. i would hope that we're all positioned, wanting to protect women this anti-trans rhetoric has co-opted that by saying, okay, we understand people are fearful. women's safety. great. now we're going to inject this fear. trans women, women's safety and boom, we get the outcome we're looking for restricting trans people in. bathrooms are restricting trans people altogether. but the problem is that there's actually no data that supports that trans people have any of threat in any kind of way. and bathrooms. in fact, there are actually research that that the people who are most threatening to young people or girls in any kind of sexual assault, those people are the people that actually know your daughter mostly. and 53% of girls there there are assailants are actually their fathers, biological fathers, 53%. okay. but we're afraid of trans women in bathroo

i see the exact same thing happening right now with the trans with trans people . the trans with trans're being exploited . well, they're being exploited. it's just it's not fair. they're this woke world is teaching radical gender ideology to our children. they could destroy lives. i think about if that happenedin lives. i think about if that happened in my life. let's say i was in sixth, seventh grade, because when i grew up, there wasn't even a word for it. but all of a sudden this t shirts talking to me about gender dysphoria and this and that , and dysphoria and this and that, and i'm thinking in my head, that's me. >> you knew? >> you knew? >> oh, i knew it from when i was a little kid from earlier. yeah, i was born that way. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> now , are you right handed or >> now, are you right handed or left handed? right handed? well, i'm left handed . why are you i'm left handed. why are you right handed ? and me? left right handed? and me? left handed ? just kind of the way. handed? just kind of the way. just kind of the way we were born. yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. and

i think i mean , let's take the trans trans mean, let's take the trans trans people. yeah.e taken the woke ideology and has just taken it to the max where it's not even. i'm a common sense person. okay i like to think of i'm. i'm the adult in the room . okay. maybe i'm not, the room. okay. maybe i'm not, but i like to think of myself as the adult in the room that has had a lot of experiences in life . i've gone through a lot in my life . um, and i've learned life. um, and i've learned a lot. and i know kind of how the world works. and and but because of that, i also i'm not always on the radical. i call them the radical rainbow coalition or the, uh, the rainbow. the radical rainbow , uh, mafia . i radical rainbow, uh, mafia. i mean, the lgbt community. there is a small group that has taken that over even in the trans community, small group of highly woke crazy people that don't i don't think, you know , they're don't think, you know, they're not good for trans people in general because they're so outspoken and, you know, trans women are real women. and you know, they're yel

i came out as trans in seventh grade and wanted to play softball but my state requires trans girls to take hormones for a year before they can play a sport. i waited three years, during that time i became self-conscious, uncomfortable with my body and lost my confidence. i was diagnosed with depression and anxiety, i was finally approved to play on a girls team in the spring of my sophomore year of high school, playing on a girls team has been an incredible experience for me. i've made so many friends had improved so much despite -- my teammates treat me just like everyone else on the team. my coaches, my team is part of my family. we are also different and come from different cliques but when we are together on the field we are there for each other no matter what. every kid should be lucky enough to have this experience. from debbie jackson, parent of a non-binary team. my child is 15 years old. avery doesn't remember what it was like to be viewed as a boy. we affirm today are a young age and supported social transition before kindergarten. avery was in a coed trampoline class at a l

especially trans women and girls.s. even though trans youth are not responsible for any of the problems in sports that i have names. there's at least 24's dates moving to ban trans students forwomen and girls sports teams falsely claiming their protecting that is just not true. we know from data collected between 2008 and 2019 trans student athletes correlates with increased participation by all girls. in contrast girls overalley participation in high school sports declined and states that enacted trans exclusionary policy. with women and girl all women and girls. the irony is the debate about trans women and girls in sports should sound familiar to anyone who tracked title ix over the past five decades. they are sexist stereotypes being slower and weaker and likely on athletic. athletes come in all shapes and sizes and the enforcement of who is a dangerous and only encourages further discrimination.ak it invites a gender policing that could subject any gloom into accusations of being too masculine or too good are not r

the focus on attacking trans and gender non-conforming people especially trans people has been vicious. and i got to tell you it's abundantly that the politicians pushing this hate actually interested in doing what they were hired to. do they interested in pushing fear and propaganda? but the good news that we don't need them, we got us. there are more openly lgbt t q i a plus spirit and ally officials than ever before. and fortunately there is only one black trans woman and that is i. but we're going to change that right. it's been a rainbow wave. and of course that scares opponents. they're silencing lawmakers, censoring lawmakers, even kicking them out of office. and yet still we rise let's take a moment. watch this video. this legislature collectively decides that legislating against children is our priority. i am going to inflict pain upon this body. nebraska state senator mikayla kavanaugh is pledging to block all legislation in her effort to, stop a bill banning gender affirming care for youth. the oklahoma house votes to remove representative moore return from all the committee

plus will be heanng one trans rights.ne man did hearing from one man who did more anyone to try and more than anyone to try and bnng more than anyone to try and bring calm and reason to the era of covid hysteria. professor karol sikora . happened. you're listening to gb news radio . news radio. >> welcome back. i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is state of the nation. we've been discussing diversity and discrimination. you've been sending in your excellent views. john will, the ceo of john says. will, the ceo of aviva be checking investments from white men before accepting them? tell my shares in them? i should tell my shares in aviva clearly more aviva and clearly more interested in diversity than performance . anthony, if jobs performance. anthony, if jobs are not offered to the best candidates, we slide from a meritocracy a state of meritocracy to a state of mediocrity. meritocracy to mediocrity. meritocracy to mediocrity. i like that that's a good line, peter. if we want real equality , 50% of refuse real equality, 5

plus will be heanng one trans rights.ne man did hearing from one man who did more anyone to try and more than anyone to try and bnng more than anyone to try and bring calm and reason to the era of covid hysteria. professor karol sikora . happened. you're listening to gb news radio . news radio. >> welcome back. i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is state of the nation. we've been discussing diversity and discrimination. you've been sending in your excellent views. john will, the ceo of john says. will, the ceo of aviva be checking investments from white men before accepting them? tell my shares in them? i should tell my shares in aviva clearly more aviva and clearly more interested in diversity than performance . anthony, if jobs performance. anthony, if jobs are not offered to the best candidates, we slide from a meritocracy a state of meritocracy to a state of mediocrity. meritocracy to mediocrity. meritocracy to mediocrity. i like that that's a good line, peter. if we want real equality , 50% of refuse real equality, 5

hung tran, thank you for “oininu more. hung tran, thank you for joining us _ more.thank you for joining us here _ more. hung tran, thank you for joining us here on _ more. hung tran, thank you for joining us here on asia - joining us here on asia business report this morning. to the us, where apple is halting sales of some of its newest apple watches before christmas. it's the result of a ruling after it lost a patent case against a medical device company. from new york, here's michelle fleury. if you're in america looking to buy an apple watch series 9 or ultra 2, you'd better move fast. starting this thursday, us shoppers will no longer be able to buy them online. and sales at its retail locations, well, they'll stop a couple of days later. the tech giant is removing one of its most popular products right before christmas because of a ruling by the us international trade commission — or itc. it's the result of an ongoing dispute with medical device maker masimo over its blood oxygen feature. masimo, which also makes its own fitness tracking smartwatches, has accus

i'm proud to be a trans woman.illed with the idea that an ordinary woman - said: i'm sorry if something changes after this message, but i want you to know that i am a trans woman. then i told her: no, no, honey, you don't need to apologize for being a special type of woman. it was a wonderful moment and after that we started meet. i received a lot of hateful comments. they said that i would never become a normal woman. they said how dare you, and i received a lot of religious comments, but the worst thing was that they called me to commit suicide and to go to hell. here's one. the person wrote the following: lipstick and heels don't make you a real woman, and you can't change biology, and you can't change chromosomes, you're just an insecure guy, at the beginning i only thought that it was my fault my boyfriend jesy facing all this hatred, but despite everything we persevered and that is what made our relationship stronger. i grew up in a very patriarchal family, i... even said that i grew up surrounded by toxic pa

i don't man and a trans woman.ust a man a woman. man who thinks they're a woman. i something very i think there is something very fundamental there. i think the point we decide someone point at which we decide someone is woman or when is treated as a woman or when they're woman they're a trans woman is something still something that we still haven't quite on. quite found a consensus on. i think comes to sports, think when it comes to sports, when comes to prisons, it's when it comes to prisons, it's totally reasonable people totally reasonable for people to have i have a debate about that. i think, you know, i think most people will agree that use people will agree that we'll use the wants. the pronouns. someone wants. >> it is >> i don't think it is reasonable have a debate. reasonable to have a debate. >> else? >> anyone else? >> anyone else? >> don't think it's >> you know, i don't think it's a debateable issue. think a debateable issue. i think if you're a man. if you're a man, you're a man. if you're a man, yo

and the trans guy still yelled at him.ow the trans guy lasted the video out so the queer community is probably boycotting the pizza shop. who even knew transit guys like pizza? i always thought trans guys were more health conscious. turns out i don't know everything. joining me now, based politics cofounder brad palombo. what is going on here? >> i think we are witnessing a bully, a transgender activist. it's funny because this is supposedly a trans woman. that's not exactly very ladylike behavior, now is it? i am old enough to remember when liberals and progressives would screech about white privilege. when you have a white probably college educated progressive here trying to shame and milk for views and clout sum hard-working immigrant who doesn't seem to speak much english and certainly didn't mean any offense. it's a real perversion to me to see this in the name of social justice or progressivism happening. i think it shows you what happens when you make victimhood a form of social currency. and all of a sudden the dem

have a, you know, a trans competition. and um, and then the, as you said, i mean if you're whatever, you know, by of biological male transition to female, it gets so confusing, right? to actually follow. and you know, you start to hear these concepts and you just like seeing that going. i, i'm actually getting, i don't even know what that means anymore. like, you know, you're, you're a male has transition to a female, but you still are dating girls. so it's like you're kind of help, you know, as like what, what is going on, right? we just like we're in this kind of total blurry, this total mash of what is really what is a, you know, what is constructed as opposed to get going back to this notion of, we're creating a new culture, right? it's a construct, it's a synthetic creation that's i think you try to distance us from the natural, the natural world. yes. and it is confusing and imagine if it's confusing for us already to kind of grasp the concept. think about how confusing it is for kids or teenagers going through puber

it wasjust team said that y had no hatred of trans people. been convicted of murder. we will hear from the family a bit later. gala at manchester crown court, thank you. we expect to hear from brianna parents and also the place. we will go to that when it happens. stay with us on bbc news. live from london — this is bbc news. a new resolution is set for a vote in at the united nations security council — in an effort to bring help to civilians in gaza. the head of hamas arrives ahead of talks for a pause in the fighting. colorado's top court rules that donald trump cannot run for president in the state. he says he'll appeal to the us supreme court. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. hopes are rising of at least a temporary pause in the fighting in gaza, with a series of diplomatic initiatives under way. a vote is expected on a new security council resolution shortly. the text, released a short time ago, calls for extended humanitarian pauses and aid c

and it was pretty much the the his trans the same with the with his trans material.lous that somebody can satirise it and make it hilarious just by saying it verbatim, just by saying it verbatim, just by saying it verbatim, just by saying it out loud, then there's obviously a problem with your with your opinion , with your with your opinion, with your with your opinion, with your with your opinion, with your with your worldview, with your opinion immigration opinion on immigration or whatever is . whatever it is. >> but it's interesting because you about how, uh , paul you said about how, uh, paul said about how, you know, you have different groups of have two different groups of people two different people laughing at two different comedians . and that is the comedians. and that is the wonderful thing about comedy. it's so broad and it's weird because we're always making jokes. but, uh , if somebody jokes. but, uh, if somebody doesn't like our sense of humour , it's all like, you're not funny. and it's like , no, funny. and it's like, no, probably you, mate . but pr

>> she's a trans lesbian. >> she's a trans lesbian. >> what are you talking about?t? >> well, that's the debate, isn't it ? isn't it? >> correspondent that they . >> correspondent that they. janice you're more convinced anyway, yesterday greater manchester police revealed that a man and a woman were sentenced to a combined 16 years and nine months in prison for their roles in the sexual abuse of a child. >> naomi o'brien of ashton under lyne received a total of four years and three months in prison. but as twitter or xs community notes revealed, naomi's first name was nathan and naomi is male. but as identity ified as trans for the last ten years, the bbc news coverage of this story did not mention once that this person who identifies as a woman and is now in the sex offenders register was born male. i mean, paul, register was born male. i mean, paul , this is this is getting paul, this is this is getting ridiculous. i mean, this is so the first thing i did in researching this i'd seen this story earlier in the week and i thought, you know what? >> gonna have a quic

what china subsequently became trans, had a number of ups and downs. and i've had a number of reversals, most notably under siege and ping who took a country that had gradually been opening up. you took a country that had been practicing soft or a terry newsome. and she brought it down into techno totalitarianism. to say that nixon or kissinger or anyone else was responsible for that is actually to deny agency to the chinese themselves over the past 50 years. yes, the opening enables much of what comes later. but most of which, what comes later can not be reduced to the opening. mr. daily. we appreciate your time. we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us on this friday. thank you. thank you. transatlantic diplomacy was another key plank of henry kissinger. his policies and i wonder what he would think of the state of relations today. the us in europe are growing cold on each other and towards the end data military alliance. so that's according to the findings of independent poll conducted by the morning consult business intelligence . the surv

well hang on, women have been going into trans women have been going into trans women have been goingspaces for decades without a problem . for decades without a problem. >> i've got a friend who works in a women's centre in the north of england that centre, with the agreement of both the staff and the has accepted the women users, has accepted trans women for seven years. there's never been a problem to do this, to demonise people. you think of someone great like jan morris , the great trans explorer morris, the great trans explorer or journalist morris, the great trans explorer orjournalist and so to on inqu orjournalist and so to on insult her in this way and the memory of so many other trans women who've done amazing, wonderful things . i think it's wonderful things. i think it's just it's just wrong . and it's just it's just wrong. and it's not not compatible with the kind, generous, compassionate society. >> there's a firm shake of the head here. >> yes, this is an excuse . >> yes, this is an excuse. >> this is a way to silence women. they used to burn us to the stake. now they'

well hang on, women have been going into trans women have been going into trans women have been goingspaces for decades without a problem . for decades without a problem. >> i've got a friend who works in a women's centre in the north of england that centre, with the agreement of both the staff and the has accepted the women users, has accepted trans women for seven years. there's never been a problem to do this, to demonise people. you think of someone great like jan morris , the great trans explorer morris, the great trans explorer or journalist morris, the great trans explorer orjournalist and so to on inqu orjournalist and so to on insult her in this way and the memory of so many other trans women who've done amazing, wonderful things . i think it's wonderful things. i think it's just it's just wrong . and it's just it's just wrong. and it's not not compatible with the kind, generous, compassionate society. >> there's a firm shake of the head here. >> yes, this is an excuse . >> yes, this is an excuse. >> this is a way to silence women. they used to burn us to the stake. now they'

there are trans children and trans teenagers here. accepted with open arms. critics even claim that here they are allegedly being deliberately pushed to change their gender. and that's because in oregon, schoolchildren can start hormone therapy without parental consent as early as 15 years old. we came to visit suzana. and she's as liberal as the state she lives in. the states on the west coast of the us are very open and liberal and have wonderful laws that actually allow teenagers to get medical care without telling them. and i'm happy for him, and his friends accept him just the way he is. we stopped by one of the clinics in portland, one of the doctors agreed to talk to us, and dr. karen selva confirmed that more and more trans teenagers are coming to them who want to have gender reassignment surgery. we opened ours. usa today writes that the number of childless couples in america will soon reach 50%. according to vox, the birth rate in the united states has fallen over the past 7 years. by four, precisely by 23%, that is, the american population is dying

and the trans of other ideas.i don't mind people being gay or lesbian. they must make up their own minds about how to live. >> just to qualify on that, you're using the word queer because that is how because that is now how some people identify it. people are who identify it. previously was used , curiously previously was used, curiously as a slur for homosexuals . a as a slur for homosexuals. a very odd thing, putting it in the new context of lgbtq+ the tcu plus and queer theory capital q, capital t, understood? yes um, do you feel then that i mean the prevent referral is odd? i think it would strike anybody listening or watching this to be odd or then this referral to dbs and for safeguarding could stop you from ever working with children again. i mean, is your view that that's just over the top? it's vindictive. it doesn't really reflect the crime. >> it feels absolutely vindictive because, i say, i vindictive because, as i say, i was reinstated on appeal with all these conditions and then i was made redundant

who know when you know someone who's trans.ns people have and you can come fully into ourselves. and makes that hate harder. it makes it harder to pass these kinds of laws. that is step one. step two, whatever you think tanks are trying to pass these anti-trans laws they will see the results in the elections because americans do not want to attack marginalized communities. that's not what we should be doing. >> and you see, correct me if i'm wrong, you see how the expulsions in tennessee, the ban in montana, other attempts to censure marginalized lawmakers, they are all one in the same effort. expand on the. >> yeah. we have seen tennessee, we've seen here, i know in montana what has happened to me, when the censured process was happening here, members of the native american caucus in montana stood up. this through line, trans people in the target right now in this moment in our state, that line has a long history through america and it's politics. to me what you are seeing is marginalized communities standing up and holding pe

river fleet became the first in the world, the length of the railways more than doubled, the famous trans-siberianay was built in 14 years, an absolutely record time, it was started by the then heir nikolai alexandrovich, and that was in general. .. his life's work, he was the chief of construction of this railway, with the blessing of his father, emperor alexander ii, in order to understand how difficult and unprecedentedly successful the trans-siberian railway was - the largest strategic road in the world, built at a speed of 500 km per year, this is through our siberian forests, rivers, endless swamps. for comparison, the germans built the istanbul-baghdad railway at a speed of 120 km per year, it is clear that the construction conditions there, they planned to build a trans-african road cairo cape town, they laid it at a speed not of 500 km per year as a transip, but 300 km per year, which is also, in general, very good, but to be honest, it was never completed. well, for comparison, in the ussr, the famous baikal-amur mainline, through the same forests, through the same taiga, through the sam

daily mail is leading with the trans bullies . won't silence me. trans bullies. won't silence me. we'll get to that in a moment. telegraph has a britain to build next fighter jets. telegraph has a britain to build nextguardian fighter jets. telegraph has a britain to build nextguardian landmarker jets. telegraph has a britain to build nextguardian landmark cop ts. telegraph has a britain to build nextguardian landmark cop 28 the guardian landmark cop 28 deal agreed to trans nation away from fossil fuels and the financial times historic cop 28 deal sites shifting away from fossil fuels for the first time. an ad the mirror is leading with justice for my james and the metro . has has lineker met his metro. has has lineker met his match? let's hope so. those were your front pages as. right. we're going to kick off with the guardian. leo, you've got this one? >> yeah. so cop 28, landmark deal agreed to transition away from fossil fuels. >> everyone's transitioning. yeah. >> this is your favourite topic. yeah. they're going to. >> they're going to put the put a wig on the fossil fuels a

daily mail is leading with the trans bullies . won't silence me. trans bullies. won't silence me.e'll get to that in a moment. telegraph has a britain to build next fighter jets. telegraph has a britain to build nextguardian fighter jets. telegraph has a britain to build nextguardian landmarker jets. telegraph has a britain to build nextguardian landmark cop ts. telegraph has a britain to build nextguardian landmark cop 28 the guardian landmark cop 28 deal agreed to trans nation away from fossil fuels and the financial times historic cop 28 deal sites shifting away from fossil fuels for the first time. an ad the mirror is leading with justice for my james and the metro . has has lineker met his metro. has has lineker met his match? let's hope so. those were your front pages as. right. we're going to kick off with the guardian. leo, you've got this one? >> yeah. so cop 28, landmark deal agreed to transition away from fossil fuels. >> everyone's transitioning. yeah. >> this is your favourite topic. yeah. they're going to. >> they're going to put the put a wig on the fossil fuels and

utah led in searches for am i gay, am i lesbian, am i trans?search went into social values as potentially significant factor. findings published by the currents institute. >> tammy: that is classic spin, it is about social conservative values. you have people who are hearing terms and they may be curious. you don't know, maybe their kid said it to them and they want to learn more about it. in this case, as a gay woman, you don't need to google if you are gay. you don't. and there are dynamics, consistent percentage four to 5 percent and something that happens in nature. with the internet, you have questions about your kids or something from your past, that is what searches can be, it is not because, this is issue of like spin of everyone is now maybe gay or everyone thinks they are trans. it shows power of propaganda. when you hear about it all the time, people get moved and hear something over and over again and think maybe that is them. and there is a natural curiosity, this is shame on that kind of attempt to spin this as socially conservati

and that the trans from them. and that thatis the trans from them.use. and it's not acceptable even if the parents object to it, they don't have a right to beat their children subject them to children or subject them to psychological emotional psychological and emotional abuse. not saying that abuse. but i'm not saying that all people are like all right wing people are like that. i'm not saying that. >> okay. right. well, >> good. okay. all right. well, we that no we completely agree that no parent absolutely um, parent should absolutely be, um, be their be battering or abusing their child so on child for any reason. so on that, thank you for your time. that's peter tatchell there. what do you guys make to that topic get in touch and topic at home? get in touch and let me know. talk shall let me know. let's talk shall we? goodbyes after the we? golden goodbyes after the break. amount of money that break. the amount of money that people service get people in the public service get paid way out the door, paid on their way out the door, often they've do

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guy who was a trans , uh, woman, trans was a trans, uh, woman, trans girl , i was a trans, uh, woman,, woman, trans girl , i should say. was a trans, uh, woman, trans girl, i should say. um, now , girl, i should say. um, now, when dawn butler spoke about this publicly , she implied that this publicly, she implied that part of the motive for brianna being murdered was the fact that she was trans . yes. and it's she was trans. yes. and it's pretty much proved now that that's not the case, because the murderers had a list of potential suspects. the others weren't trans . weren't trans. >> i mean, i have to say, reading some of the details of the court case, it's so disturbing. i mean, these were clearly very disturbed individuals, very kind of. they had psychopathic fantasies and just and they had even said in their whatsapp messages , if it their whatsapp messages, if it wasn't brianna, it would be someone else. i think it wasn't , someone else. i think it wasn't, you know, and actually the police had had completely said, look , this isn't a transphobic look, this isn't a transphobic at

it's being pro-woman is being anti-trans what is inherently being pro-trans be antiwoman which is whate antiwoman. that's the behavior of that representative lee and all the democrats in that hearing that's the behavior they displayed. of course it was ad-lib. i said. this and it certainly sent them into a tail spin. they basically had to factor around reset go into a time-out. but they -- i think it's telling. they hate when their own interactional language is used against them. lawrence. >> laura: it's about time we did that. you did so brilliantly i might add. well, alexandria ocasio-cortez was painting this dire picture of what would happen, riley if, indeed, there was some kind of check in place to prevent biological men from competing in women's sports. watch this. >> we are talking about opening up all women and girls to gentle examination when they are under age, potentially just because someone can point to someone and say i don't think you're a girl. we're supposed to believe that this is going to make us better? >> laura: my goodness is she ignorant? that's a polite way of s

population, denominaters are not available for trans women and trans men. next slide. as i mentioned earlier, overall there is been a 12% decline in new diagnosis from 2019 to 2022. if i select populations at the same time period, new diagnosis for white, down by 22%, black 17%. all persons addicted to drugs, 9%. homelessness, 13%. persons homelessness were 17% of 2022 diagnosis. and latinx where new diagnoses increases by 10 percent with three quarters of latin diagnosis being latino. another population of interest towards the bottom, trans women annual diagnosis are stable through this time period. next slide. for new diagnosis in the last five years, we further analyze outcomes to just linkage to care, and viral suppression indication. here each represents cases diagnosed that year. looking at the middle of group showing care, in 2022, 90% of persons were linked to care within one month of their diagnosis. and the percentage of viral suppressed persons within six months of diagnosis, has improved to 80% in 2022, just the highest of the year 2018. next slide. turn to

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