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
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Enforcement of HIV Criminalization in Tennessee
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Uganda: Final arguments in landmark case challenging HIV criminalisation law to be made within a week
Uganda Constitutional Court gives activists seven days to file final arguments in HIV criminalization suit
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Uganda: Legal Environment Assessment recommends changes to the penal code to address HIV and sex work criminalisation, stigma, discrimination and gender-based violence
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US: Indiana to undertake a review of its criminal code for laws concerning HIV
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