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Some countries have used the criminal law to prosecute people living with HIV who have – or are believed to have – put others at risk of acquiring HIV. Some countries’ laws criminalise people who do not disclose their HIV status to sexual partners as well as actual cases of HIV transmission.   

HIV & criminal law

Brazil: HIV-specific criminal law introduced amid media frenzy and moral panic over ‘barebacking’ gay subculture

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HIV Justice Network
30 March 2015
HIV & criminal law

Kenya: Court nullifies section outlawing reckless spread of HIV

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Standard
30 March 2015
Discrimination & the law

Thai junta may pass law banning men who have sex with men from monkhood

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Prachatai. org
11 March 2015
HIV & criminal law

Should An HIV-Positive Body Be Considered a Deadly Weapon?

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Bloomberg
2 March 2015
HIV & criminal law

New York Court: Not Disclosing HIV Before Sex Is a Misdemeanor, Not a Felony

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New York Times
23 February 2015
HIV & criminal law

We need to rethink the relationship between forensic science and the law

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The Conversation
21 February 2015
HIV & criminal law

Botswana: ‘Willful transmission’ clause getting HIV+ persons jailed

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Botswana Gazette
4 February 2015
HIV & criminal law

Military justice?

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Positive Lite
27 January 2015
Transgender people

What It’s Like to Be LGBT & Living With HIV In Malaysia?

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Malaysian Digest
8 January 2015
Experiences of stigma

Four Laws That Are Devastating Public Health in Uganda

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Open Society Foundation
17 December 2014
Human rights

Blinded by Fear: How Politics Influenced Medical Policy in Greece

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The Politic
10 December 2014
HIV & criminal law

Uganda: Fake HIV Results Trial Starts

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AllAfrica
5 December 2014
Experiences of stigma

Rosemary Namubiru is free: A case of reckless, negligent reporting continues

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Science Speaks
3 December 2014
HIV & criminal law

Uganda: ‘HIV nurse’ Rosemary Namubiru loses appeal, released from prison after almost a year

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HIV Justice Network
28 November 2014
HIV & criminal law

Canada: Social media campaign ‘Think Twice’ uses video to ask gay men to reconsider pressing charges for HIV non-disclosure

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HIV Justice Network
24 November 2014
HIV & criminal law

Consultation: Offences against the Person

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Law Commission
12 November 2014
HIV & criminal law

Suraj Madoori: Media-Driven Stigma Continues With New HIV Criminalization Case

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Huffington Post
11 November 2014
HIV & criminal law

Can a Judge Order People to Take HIV Medication?

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The Body
5 November 2014
HIV & criminal law

Charges Dropped in Nick Rhoades Iowa Criminalization Case

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Poz magazine news
9 October 2014
Sex workers

Prostitute charged with not disclosing HIV status, again

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Fox News
7 October 2014
HIV & criminal law

While Rosemary Namubiru awaits appeal hearing, Uganda’s HIV response, healthworkers living in Uganda with HIV face questionable future

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Science Speaks
1 October 2014
HIV & criminal law

Sweden: Supreme Court refuses to rule on treatment’s impact on HIV risk

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HIV Justice Network
26 September 2014
HIV & criminal law

US: County health officials get court order to stop HIV-infected man

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Seattle Times
15 September 2014
HIV & criminal law

Rapist from Northampton who infected woman with HIV has gone on the run

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Northampton Chronicle & Echo
2 September 2014