A?26-year-old man believes he is being discriminated against by an officer of a Government social agency because he is gay and has HIV/AIDS.
The man complained to the DAILY NATION that on the few occasions he has met with the officer she refused to invite him to her office.
He said that recently after making an appointment to see her on an urgent matter, she spoke to him in the reception area, forcing him to discuss his business in the presence of others.
The man explained that the agency was paying his rent but he was given notice by his landlord to vacate the apartment because of planned renovations. (MB)
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