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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

Why this Nova Scotia boxer’s acquittal is big news for Canadian HIV criminalization

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Xtra
21 March 2018
HIV & criminal law

New Toolkit Supports Advocates in Using Media to Fight for HIV Justice

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HIV Justice Network
15 March 2018
Telling people you have HIV

Irish High Court rules teenager's HIV status need not be disclosed

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RTE
13 March 2018
Low & theoretical transmission risks

Police say false HIV claims over spitting were taken from national guidelines

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Bristol Post
30 January 2018
Social & legal issues

Porn Empire Must Defend Itself Against Actors’ HIV Lawsuits

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Poz
21 December 2017
HIV & criminal law

Are We Punishing Diseases or Punishing People? An Interview With Trevor Hoppe

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The Body
11 December 2017
HIV & criminal law

When HIV is criminalized: Rosemary Namubiru, nurse living with HIV

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International AIDS Society
8 December 2017
HIV & criminal law

Police accused of exaggerating risks of HIV to introduce spit guards

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The Guardian
20 November 2017
HIV & criminal law

Daryll Rowe guilty – but is criminal law the right way to stop the spread of HIV?

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The Conversation
19 November 2017
HIV & criminal law

Daryll Rowe continued to spread HIV while on bail

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Metro
17 November 2017
HIV & criminal law

This Is What It's Like To Be One Of The Men Infected By HIV In Britain's First Case Of Deliberate Transmission

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Buzzfeed
16 November 2017
HIV & criminal law

Daryll Rowe guilty of infecting men with HIV

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BBC News
15 November 2017
HIV & criminal law

Brighton hairdresser's HIV strain 'closely related' to victims'

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BBC News
31 October 2017
HIV & criminal law

Italian man sentenced to jail for infecting 30 women with HIV

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Deutsche Welle
30 October 2017
HIV & criminal law

Analysis: A Closer Look at Yesterday’s Ohio Supreme Court Ruling Rejecting First Amendment and Equal Protection Challenges in State v. Batista

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The Center for HIV Law and Policy
30 October 2017
HIV & criminal law

Wife of ex-US health secretary Price asks if people with HIV can be quarantined

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The Guardian
21 October 2017
Experiences of stigma

Senior South Yorkshire Police officer cleared over HIV test comments

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The Star
20 October 2017
HIV & criminal law

Infecting lover with HIV might not be 'causing grievous bodily harm', says lawyer

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stuff.co.nz
18 October 2017
HIV & criminal law

HIV JUSTICE Toolkit to support advocacy against HIV criminalisation now online

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HIV Justice Network
10 October 2017
HIV & criminal law

California Governor Signs Bill Modernizing HIV Crime Laws

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Poz
10 October 2017
HIV & criminal law

California lowers penalty for knowingly exposing partners to HIV

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CNN
9 October 2017
HIV & criminal law

Man with HIV tried to infect partners he met on Grindr, court told

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The Guardian
6 October 2017
HIV & criminal law

Daryll Rowe: 10 men now accusing hairdresser of deliberately infecting them with HIV

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The Independent
19 September 2017
HIV & criminal law

Proposed Sexual Health Law Reforms In New South Wales Slammed By Experts

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Star Observer
13 September 2017