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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

HIV-positive man, 44, who is branded a 'danger to women' after not telling partners he has condition must inform police 24 hours before he has sex

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Daily Mail
12 October 2018
HIV & criminal law

Man jailed for lying to girlfriends and knowingly infecting them with HIV

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Metro
25 September 2018
HIV & criminal law

After Hook-Up and Friendship, Arkansas Men Pitted Against Each Other in HIV Criminalization Trial

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The Body
10 September 2018
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

Vancouver man charged with ignoring medical health officer's orders for HIV treatment

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CBC.ca
24 August 2018
HIV & criminal law

Outdated, punitive laws are encouraging HIV stigma in Zimbabwe

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The Conversation
22 August 2018
HIV & criminal law

Confronting ignorance and fear to end HIV criminalization

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BETA blog
21 August 2018
HIV & criminal law

HIV-positive man sentenced to two years' jail for not telling sex partner about risk of infection

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Channel NewsAsia
1 August 2018
HIV & criminal law

HIV and the Law: Risks, Rights & Health – 2018 Supplement

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Reliefweb
23 July 2018
HIV & criminal law

HIV criminalisation high on the agenda at AIDS 2018

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HIV Justice Network
22 July 2018
HIV & criminal law

Fear of contagion clouds our thinking about the transmission of HIV

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Irish Times
12 July 2018
History of HIV & AIDS

Punishment: AIDS in the Shadow of an American Institution

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POZ
27 June 2018
HIV & criminal law

Laws That Criminalize Spread Of Infectious Diseases Can Increase Their Stigma

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NPR
25 June 2018
Activism & civil society

How to Deal With Conflicts About Ex-Lovers, HIV, Trump and More

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Poz
13 June 2018
HIV & criminal law

British Columbia's HIV non-disclosure rules are falling behind

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Daily Xtra
12 June 2018
HIV & criminal law

Swedish Court Decriminalizes Unprotected Sex for HIV-Infected People on Therapy

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Sputnik News
8 June 2018
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

Brighton Argus was right to name HIV hairdresser before he was charged, IPSO rules

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Hold The Front Page
25 May 2018
HIV & criminal law

Would a Disclosure Contract With My Sex Partners Protect Me From HIV Criminalization?

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The Body
16 May 2018
HIV & criminal law

Misinformation is the real culprit in British Columbia HIV case

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Xtra
8 May 2018
HIV & criminal law

B.C. man accused of failing to disclose HIV-positive status says police launched ‘smear campaign’

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Terrace Standard
2 May 2018
Government, leadership & policy

International AIDS Society Commitments in 2018

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Poz
26 April 2018
HIV & criminal law

The Man Who Deliberately Infected Five Gay Men With HIV Has Been Jailed For Life

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Buzzfeed
18 April 2018
HIV & criminal law

"Tiger Mandingo," Who Once Faced 30 Years In Prison In HIV Case, Gets Parole

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BuzzFeed News
10 April 2018
HIV & criminal law

BTAN Chicago's Maxx Boykin: 'Why Is HIV Criminalized?'

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Black AIDS Institute
10 April 2018
HIV & criminal law

Canada: Fear of Prosecution Over HIV Non-Disclosure Reduces HIV-Negative MSM Testing

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MD Magazine
3 April 2018