All you've got Royston, is more of the same.

Unaids conclusions say we need "New and Effective" measures to tackle the new hiv infections among homosexuals.

We all want to see health education, condom use, etc....but the truth is that in general terms homosexuals have not been listening.

As I said before, hedonism and risky sexual behaviour appears part and parcel of a large part of the homosexual community.

If a group, in the face of very bad health statistics, continue to behave in a manner dangerous to themselves and possibly the rest of society, then measures other than the current ones need to be taken.

Ignoring the problem as you seem to be advocating is not a "new or effective" measure.
If homosexual infection rates continue to grow, at some point we have to consider compulsory testing and extensive contact tracing.
All immigrants from at risk areas should be tested before and after entry for a period of one year.
If they refuse the test they should be refused admittance.

This is not bigotry, this is simple common sense.