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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.

HIV & criminal law

Uzbekistan: Draft law on compulsory HIV testing

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HIV Justice Network
2 September 2022
HIV & criminal law

Activists Fight to Decriminalize PLWH and Sex Workers in the U.S.

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TheBody
23 August 2022
Access to healthcare

US: HHS Proposes Wide-Ranging Rule Barring Discrimination in Healthcare

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MedPage Today
18 August 2022
Activism & civil society

Isle of Man to let queer men donate blood after Joe Locke speech

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Pink News
17 August 2022
Human rights

Cameroon lawyers plan free legal aid to LGBTQI and HIV+ clients

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Erasing 76 Crimes
12 August 2022
Conception

UK government challenged over ‘cruel’ ban on people living with HIV using fertility treatment

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National AIDS Trust
8 August 2022
HIV & criminal law

Criminalisation, discrimination threaten the fight against HIV

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Thomson Reuters Foundation
2 August 2022
Human rights

​Unlawful policing: A crisis crippling the HIV response

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Frontline AIDS
28 July 2022
HIV & criminal law

​Unlawful policing: A crisis crippling the HIV response

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Frontline AIDS
28 July 2022
Discrimination & the law

The communities behind Antigua and Barbuda’s decriminalization win

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UNAIDS
12 July 2022
Government, leadership & policy

UNAIDS applauds Argentina for the approval of its new human rights-based HIV law

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UNAIDS
5 July 2022
Employment

Groundbreaking HIV and armed forces policy changes come into force

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Terrence Higgins Trust
21 June 2022
Employment

Landmark changes announced for commercial pilots living with HIV

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Terrence Higgins Trust
20 June 2022
Human rights

Call for Greater Effort to Protect HIV-Positive Citizens in Mozambique

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AllAfrica
17 June 2022
HIV & criminal law

Uganda: Final arguments in landmark case challenging HIV criminalisation law to be made within a week

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HIV Justice Network
8 June 2022
Employment

New Pentagon policy allows HIV-positive service members to deploy

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The Hill
8 June 2022
Discrimination & the law

US: Military college student sues armed forces over HIV policy

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The Washington Post
8 May 2022
Employment

Judge rules US military can’t discharge HIV-positive troops

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The Hill
11 April 2022
Reproductive health

Reproductive rights and the bigger picture for Roma women

News
17 December 2021
Social & legal issues

UK: One step closer in decade-long battle for stronger disability hate crime laws

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Disability News Service
13 December 2021
Employment

UK: Armed Forces make major changes to end HIV being a barrier to service

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Ministry of Defence
1 December 2021
Employment

Statement: UK armed Forces announce major changes to allow people living with HIV to serve in the military

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National AIDS Trust
1 December 2021
Discrimination & the law

Australia introduces law that would allow some organisations to ‘discriminate’ based on faith

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The Independent
25 November 2021
Discrimination & the law

Sadly, HIV Discrimination Still Happens. Here's What to Do if You Experience It

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TheBody
24 November 2021