“Hi. I am Robert Suttle and I am not a criminal. I am not a sex offender.” Last Thursday, Suttle, alongside two colleagues, stood before a sea of Hopkins undergraduates and professed the reality of his situation. He was personable, grounded and boldly transparent. “Me. Living in the south. I’m black.
SERO speaks on injustice of HIV discrimination | The Johns Hopkins News-Letter
News curated from other sources
Uganda: Legal Environment Assessment recommends changes to the penal code to address HIV and sex work criminalisation, stigma, discrimination and gender-based violence
Ugandan Laws Constraining Fight against HIV/AIDS – Report
May 30, 2022
US: Indiana to undertake a review of its criminal code for laws concerning HIV
Laws criminalizing HIV to be reviewed by legislative interim study committee
May 25, 2022
US: Georgia's Governor signs Senate Bill 164 to modernize state's HIV laws
Press Release: Georgia makes strides in modernizing HIV disclosure law
May 12, 2022
Argentina: New HIV law seeking to provide comprehensive response to HIV approved
The Chamber of Deputies gave half sanction to the new HIV law with a large majority
May 6, 2022
News by the HIV Justice Network
Our Annual Report 2021
"A Key Force for Change"
May 6, 2022
