Sometimes a clarification just isn’t a clarification. Sometimes the “clarification” is no clearer than what it ostensibly clarifies, and sometimes it changes the meaning of what it claims to clarify. And sometimes it does both.
Court's hiv clarification spurs troubling new questions
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BC Congress eliminates crime of “danger of contagion”
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Canada: Google refuses to suppress name-based search results in dismissed HIV criminalisation case
Google wants to keep HIV status of underage Canadian in search results
August 30, 2025

Canada: Reform of HIV criminalisation laws remains stalled amid political delays
Advocates against HIV criminalization decry Carney silence on reform Trudeau promised
August 24, 2025

US: Missouri prison system ends solitary confinement policy targeting people with HIV
A Woman With HIV Spent Six Years in Solitary. She Sued and Missouri Will Change Its Policy.
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US: Louisiana’s HIV laws lag behind HIV science
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