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Some countries have used the criminal law to prosecute people living with HIV who have – or are believed to have – put others at risk of acquiring HIV. Some countries’ laws criminalise people who do not disclose their HIV status to sexual partners as well as actual cases of HIV transmission.   

HIV & criminal law

CHLP Denounces New Law in Tennessee that Further Criminalizes People Living with HIV

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The Center for HIV Law and Policy
5 July 2024
HIV & criminal law

London man jailed for ‘stealthing’ after removing condom without consent

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The Guardian
13 June 2024
HIV & criminal law

Zimbabwean Govt withdraws wilful HIV transmission from Bill

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The Herald
5 June 2024
HIV & criminal law

Civil society statement on the proposed re-criminalisation of HIV in Zimbabwe

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HIV Justice Network
31 May 2024
HIV & criminal law

Lashanda Salinas and Robert Suttle Discuss Their Advoacy and Surving HIV Criminalization

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TheBody
29 May 2024
HIV & criminal law

CHLP Applauds Historic Agreement Between DOJ and Shelby County to Cease Enforcing Law that Discriminates Against People Living with HIV

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Center for HIV Law and Policy
27 May 2024
HIV & criminal law

Conflating Sexual Assault and HIV Criminalization

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TheBody
6 May 2024
HIV & criminal law

Death penalty for unintentional HIV transmission via same-sex sex struck down by Uganda’s Constitutional Court

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HIV Justice Network
10 April 2024
HIV & criminal law

Zimbabwe: Bill expands list of STIs with criminal offense for willful transmission to include HIV

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HIV Justice Network
9 April 2024
HIV & criminal law

Man jailed in Qatar for using Grindr ‘pressured to name sexual partners’

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Pink News
5 April 2024
Pharmaceutical industry

British Columbia class action suit approved against HIV/AIDS drugmaker Gilead

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Vancouver Sun
26 March 2024
HIV & criminal law

US: Bill to end felony charges for people with HIV in prostitution cases removes the last relic of HIV criminalization laws

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HIV Justice Network
22 March 2024
HIV & criminal law

HIV is no longer a death sentence. But US states still have laws targeting people who live with it.

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The 19th
13 March 2024
Access to healthcare

British/Mexican man arrested for being gay in Qatar is being denied HIV medications

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LGBTQ Nation
8 March 2024
HIV & criminal law

Singapore: HIV disclosure law to be amended to exempt those with undetectable viral load if conditions are met

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The Straits Times
8 March 2024
HIV & criminal law

HIV Activist Continues Fight to End Stigma and HIV Criminalization After Incarceration

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TheBody
8 March 2024
HIV & criminal law

Black Men Make Up Almost Half of HIV Crime Cases in Mississippi

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POZ
8 March 2024
HIV & criminal law

Mexico: Colima State repeals “danger of contagion” article from its criminal code

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HIV Justice Network
1 March 2024
HIV & criminal law

US: New report published on the enforcement of HIV criminalisation in Ohio

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HIV Justice Network
29 February 2024
People & personal stories

What I Wish I’d Known About HIV Criminalization

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TheBody
26 February 2024
Discrimination & the law

Slovakia: Ministry of Health asked to reconsider mandatory HIV reporting in medical facilities

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HIV Justice Network
21 February 2024
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

H.I.V. Groups Warn of Privacy Risks in How C.D.C. Tracks Virus Samples

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The New York Times
12 February 2024
HIV & criminal law

How I helped change the law that put me and other Black people with HIV behind bars

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HIVPlusMag
12 February 2024
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

On this National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, we must resist surveillance technology like molecular HIV surveillance

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Prism
6 February 2024