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A lack of respect for human rights drives the HIV epidemic. The marginalisation, stigmatisation and criminalisation of some groups of people increases their vulnerability to HIV; gender inequalities can prevent women and girls from being able to protect themselves from HIV; and discrimination prevents equitable access to healthcare.

HIV & criminal law

Ugandan parliament sends back bill retaining death penalty for having gay sex when HIV positive to President for signing

Editor's pick
HIV Justice Network
3 May 2023
Human rights

Report on Violations of LGBT People's Rights in Kazakhstan in 2022

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ECOM
3 May 2023
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

Cook Islands’ original path toward equality

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UNAIDS
27 April 2023
Human rights

Mexico rights agency slams 10 states for HIV marriage bans

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Associated Press
27 April 2023
Human rights

Uganda's president sends anti-LGBTQ bill back to parliament for 'strengthening'

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Reuters
21 April 2023
Human rights

An Open Letter to President Yoweri Museveni from The Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+)

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GNP+
19 April 2023
HIV & criminal law

Uganda’s anti-gay bill will criminalize HIV programs, activists warn

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Devex News
30 March 2023
Human rights

Swift Condemnation for ‘World Worst’ Uganda Anti-Homosexuality Act

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Health Policy Watch
23 March 2023
HIV & criminal law

Mexico: Nayarit congress repeals laws criminalising the transmission of HIV and other infectious diseases

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HIV Justice Network
10 March 2023
HIV & criminal law

New legal principles launched on International Women’s Day to advance decriminalization efforts

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UNAIDS
8 March 2023
Government, leadership & policy

Anti-HIV drug PreP will cause LGBTQ+ people to ‘spread’, Malaysian official claims

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Pink News
17 February 2023
Conception

Blog: Andrew on the fight for fertility equality for people living with HIV

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National AIDS Trust
2 February 2023
HIV & criminal law

Gareth Thomas: Former Wales rugby star settles HIV case with ex

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BBC
30 January 2023
Human rights

Niger leader plans to outlaw gay sex, execute married same-sex couples

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Erasing 76 Crimes
27 January 2023
Government, leadership & policy

Ukraine: New protective HIV law adopted, but criminal liability for HIV exposure or transmission remains

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HIV Justice Network
26 January 2023
HIV & criminal law

KELIN disappointed by high court judgment in HIV criminalisation case in Kenya

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KELIN
25 January 2023
Discrimination & the law

Is HIV a disability in the UK?

About HIV
January 2023
Human rights

APCOM Statement on Indonesia’s New Criminal Code

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APCOM
13 January 2023
HIV & criminal law

Kenya: High Court dismisses petition challenging the constitutionality of HIV criminalisation

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HIV Justice Network
30 December 2022
Human rights

UNAIDS welcomes Kenya’s High Court judgement in landmark case of involuntary sterilization of women living with HIV

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UNAIDS
20 December 2022
Human rights

UNAIDS congratulates Barbados on its decision to repeal colonial-era laws that criminalised same sex sexual relations

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UNAIDS
13 December 2022
Discrimination & the law

Republic of Kazakhstan to remove the remaining legal barriers for people living with HIV to adopt children

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UNAIDS
8 December 2022
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

The law on confidentiality and HIV status

About HIV
December 2022
Human rights

‘End of an Era’: Gay Sex Is Finally Legal in Singapore, but There’s a Catch

Editor's pick
VICE
1 December 2022