Showing 403 results

Filters Content type: News, Editors' picks, About HIV Topic: Discrimination & the law

In some jurisdictions, punitive laws and policies increase people’s vulnerability to HIV. In other jurisdictions, the law protects human rights and defends people against unfair treatment in employment, in healthcare and when using services.

Access to healthcare

HIV/AIDS epidemic in Europe: vulnerability - World Health Organization

Editor's pick
WHO
10 September 2014
Discrimination & the law

Passengers with HIV sue China's Spring Airlines

Editor's pick
BBC News
18 August 2014
Human rights

Kenya: New Bill Wants Gays Stoned in Public

Editor's pick
AllAfrica
14 August 2014
Human rights

Uganda's Museveni wants to water down anti-gay law : lawmaker

Editor's pick
Reuters
14 August 2014
Human rights

Corporate leaders must stand up for LGBT rights in Africa

Editor's pick
AVAC
7 August 2014
Discrimination & the law

Ugandan Lawmakers in Campaign to Revive Gay Law

Editor's pick
New York Times
7 August 2014
Discrimination & the law

Heightened HIV risk for people with disabilities

Editor's pick
IRIN Plus News
31 July 2014
HIV & criminal law

Police must play role in preventing HIV among criminalised groups

Editor's pick
Key Correspondents
24 July 2014
Discrimination & the law

In The HIV Response, Who is ‘Hard to Reach’?

Editor's pick
Human Rights Watch
23 July 2014
Economic & social inequality

Globally, 1 in 12 MSM have been arrested for same-sex behaviour

News
23 July 2014
Sex workers

Decriminalization of sex work could reduce HIV infections

Editor's pick
Washington Post
22 July 2014
Discrimination & the law

Defying Discrimination

Editor's pick
Poz
4 July 2014
Employment

Employment: Two Ticks set for reform, as researchers call it ‘an empty shell’

Editor's pick
Disability News Service
17 June 2014
Discrimination & the law

Homophobia in Russia Is Taking a Kafkaesque Turn

Editor's pick
Daily Beast
10 June 2014
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

Paul Semugoma: I have not been silenced

Editor's pick
International AIDS Society
28 May 2014
Combatting stigma

National AIDS Trust comments on the Law Commission's Hate Crime Review

Editor's pick
NAT press release
28 May 2014
HIV & criminal law

Uganda: Deeply Flawed HIV Bill Approved

Editor's pick
Human Rights Watch
14 May 2014
Discrimination & the law

Uganda: HIV organisations feel the bite of anti-homosexuality legislation

Editor's pick
Key Correspondents
14 May 2014
HIV & criminal law

Uganda: HIV Bill - Let's Listen to the Experts

Editor's pick
AllAfrica
7 May 2014
HIV & criminal law

US State Modernises HIV-Specific Criminalisation Law - Historic HIV Bill Passes Iowa House Unanimously

Editor's pick
HIV Justice Network
1 May 2014
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

It gets worse: Uganda drafts new anti-gay law

Editor's pick
Gay Star News
29 April 2014
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

30 years on and still more to do to educate gay men about HIV prevention

Editor's pick
NAT press release
23 April 2014
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

HIV-infected people may face obligatory fingerprinting in Russia

Editor's pick
Russia Today
17 April 2014
Human rights

South Africa: Gauteng pays after forced sterilisation for HIV-positive woman

Editor's pick
Mail & Guardian
14 April 2014