In the Context of Sexual Orientation as a Human Right

In the context of sexual orientation as a human right:

A) the World Health Organization considers the idea of holistic well-being and sexual well-being as very important for sexual health.
B) the United Nations is opposed to the idea of sexual orientation as a human right.
C) the HIV/AIDS epidemic has been insignificant in bringing about a positive change in LGBTQ human rights.
D) anti-gay attitudes in medicine,science,religion,and society at large have begun to increase.
E) as gay rights expand globally,there is a lower chance that effective HIV policies will extend to the health and sexual well-being for all people.