October 25, 2012 Internet links shown in these posts are designed to provide more detailed information if required. This article originally appeared on PositiveLite.com, Canada’s Online HIV Magazine. It is being reposted here in two parts. Read part one: “Crime and Punishment: An International HIV Disclosure Dilemma.”
Crime and Punishment: The U.S. and Canadian Contexts of an International HIV Disclosure Dilemma
News curated from other sources
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Costa Rica: Organisation of People Living with HIV responds to proposed law to reinstate HIV Criminalisation
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Mexico: Greater collaboration needed between civil society, health authorities and legislators
HIV stigma: A social struggle that needs political reinforcement
August 11, 2023
Austria: Care organisations refuse to provide home care for 81-year-old man living with HIV
Just like in the 80s: No 24-hour care for HIV-positive people.
August 2, 2023
Russia: Parliament to consider requirement for certificate indicating HIV status before marriage
Russians may be obliged to report their HIV status before getting married
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