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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Argentina: Organisations call for Congress to start discussing new HIV, STIs and Hepatits bill
They demand that the HIV and STI bill be dealt with
September 9, 2021
Colombia: Constitutional Court rules in favour of soldier living with HIV, reaffirming his constitutional rights
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September 9, 2021
Russia: On Sexual Health Day, medical experts express their views on HIV criminalisation
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September 9, 2021
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