转贴者言：
本坛一些网友曾为河南艾滋孤儿捐款，多数捐款都是经过东珍而到达孤儿手中。李丹作为东珍负责人而获奖，是对他，东珍以及所有帮助艾滋孤儿的人的肯定。
北京东珍纳兰文化传播中心
http://www.chinaaidsorphans.org/主任李丹赴美。2006年5月8日至6月4日,第一站是明尼苏达,接受2005锐步人权获，李丹是获奖人之一。
CHINA: Reebok Names Chinese AIDS Activist Recipient of Human Rights Award
Associated Press (03.28.06) - Tuesday, March 28, 2006
Audra Ang
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Chinese AIDS activist Li Dan was today named a recipient of shoe manufacturer Reebok's Human Rights Award. Li, who heads the China Orchid AIDS Project, "has pressured the Chinese government to respond to the country's rapidly escalating HIV epidemic and has risked his personal safety," Reebok said. Li and other activists are credited with China's shift toward greater openness about its HIV/AIDS epidemic. However, in an interview, Li said he still doubts that China is being entirely forthcoming about its true number of AIDS patients. Li set up a school for AIDS orphans in 2003; it was shuttered by authorities, and Li was detained and beaten by police after he went on TV to discuss the AIDS crisis and the closing of the school. Also receiving Reebok awards were Rachel Lloyd, an advocate for sexually exploited New York girls; Kashmiri peace activist Khurram Parvez; and Zimbabwean human rights lawyer Otto Saki. The award, which is given to advocates age 30 or younger, carries a $50,000 grant.
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