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Filters Content type: News, Editors' picks, About HIV Topic: Discrimination & the law

In some jurisdictions, punitive laws and policies increase people’s vulnerability to HIV. In other jurisdictions, the law protects human rights and defends people against unfair treatment in employment, in healthcare and when using services.

Employment

US: Judge halts Air Force’s efforts to discharge airmen with HIV

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Air Force Times
16 February 2019
PrEP policies & guidelines

Facing Legal Action, Insurer Now Will Cover People Taking Truvada, an H.I.V.-Prevention Drug

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New York Times
11 January 2019
Employment

They tested positive for HIV. Then the military kicked them out.

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Washington Post
20 December 2018
Migrants, refugees & displaced people

The Violence of Uncertainty — Undermining Immigrant and Refugee Health

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NEJM
2 October 2018
Employment

Court Case Hoping to End Pentagon’s HIV Discharges Will Move Forward

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Poz
24 September 2018
Human rights

US Military Defends Policy That Could Kick Out Soldiers With HIV

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Bloomberg
11 September 2018
Discrimination & the law

UNAIDS welcomes ground-breaking decision by India’s Supreme Court that strikes down law criminalizing LGBTI people

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UNAIDS
6 September 2018
Discrimination & the law

South Korea rights commission calls for better HIV, AIDS patient care

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UPI.com
31 August 2018
Human rights

UK aid raises the voices of grassroots HIV organisations

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UK Department for International Development
26 July 2018
HIV & criminal law

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

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Reliefweb
23 July 2018
Discrimination & the law

U.S. Soldiers With HIV Say Trump's New Policy Will Force Them Out

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Bloomberg
20 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
Human rights

Indonesia: Anti-LGBT Crackdown Fuels Health Crisis

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Human Rights Watch
2 July 2018
Discrimination & the law

British colonial law linked to higher HIV rates among women in sub-Saharan Africa

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Journalist's Resource
27 June 2018
Money

HIV discrimination removed from new insurance policy guidance

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National AIDS Trust
23 May 2018
Discrimination & the law

Chinese man with HIV wins back his job and US$9,000 in lost earnings after year-long fight

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South China Morning Post
23 May 2018
Discrimination & the law

These Gay Men Were Fired From The Peace Corps After They Tested Positive For HIV

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BuzzFeed News
16 May 2018
Discrimination & the law

US Jail to Pay $27,500 to Inmate Who Was Isolated for Having HIV

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Poz
3 April 2018
Discrimination & the law

UK: HIV+ Man Crowdfunds Legal Challenge After Being ‘Refused Appointment’

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RightsInfo
6 March 2018
Discrimination & the law

New York Will Investigate Reports of Gay Men Denied Insurance

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New York Times
15 February 2018
PrEP

He Took a Drug to Prevent AIDS. Then He Couldn't Get Disability Insurance

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New York Times
12 February 2018
Employment

Philippines: Discrimination Against Workers with HIV

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Human Rights Watch
9 February 2018
PrEP

VICTORY: Publix Reverses Stance. Will Make PrEP Available To Employees

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Equality Florida
7 February 2018
Migrants, refugees & displaced people

Canada: It's time to stop linking 'loose morals' to immigrants with HIV

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The Conversation
2 February 2018