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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

The Irony of HIV Exceptionalism

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HIV Justice Network
4 September 2026
Injectable & long-acting HIV treatment

How Long-Acting Injectables Are Changing HIV Care

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American Journal of Managed Care
4 September 2026
Pregnancy and vertical transmission

Mentor Mothers: Lifelines for Women and Children in Mozambique

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The Global Fund
4 September 2026
Global health initiatives

Namibia Rejects US Demands for Data and Pathogen-Sharing

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Health Policy Watch
4 September 2026
Exposure to HIV through medical procedures

Whatever happened to ... children infected with HIV due to failures in healthcare?

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NPR
4 September 2026
Chemsex & recreational drug use

‘Behavioral Activation’ Intervention Reduces HIV Risk Associated With Chemsex

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TheBodyPro
4 September 2026
Improving HIV care

Annual vs Semi-Annual HIV Care: What’s Best?

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TheBodyPro
4 September 2026
Injectable & long-acting PrEP

South Africa Grapples With The Promise and Price of Injectable Lenacapavir to Prevent HIV

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Health Policy Watch
4 September 2026
Migrants, refugees & displaced people

US: Anti-immigrant ‘Public Charge’ Policy May Have Contributed to Rise in HIV among Hispanic Populations

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Boston University
4 September 2026
Pharmaceutical industry

Generic drugmaker Aspen opts not to make HIV prevention jab lenacapavir

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BusinessDay
5 September 2026